Author Heather Huhman features re.vu in the On Careers column in the Money section of U.S. News & World Report web site:
New websites are popping up everyday, aiming to help you find a job, land an opportunity, or build your brand online.
What are these websites, and how can they help you? It’s been six months since I last wrotea pieceabout what’s out there, so it’s time for an update. Here are 10 new websites for your job search:
1.re.vu: Customized, Interactive, Visual Online Resume
Re.vu is free and easy to set up. New users can instantly import their employment history from LinkedIn with a single click, or they can enter it manually. In addition to an employment timeline, re.vu profiles can display more than a dozen infographic widgets, offering information on everything from the evolution of a user’s skills to their favorite pastimes. Portfolio uploads allow users to include their best work—images, documents, or videos—as part of their re.vu profiles. Professionally designed themes and customization options provide even more ways for users to differentiate themselves.
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