Startup Website Flips Script On Resume Filtering Software - Uses Same Technology To Help Candidates

ESCONDIDO, Calif. - Nov. 28, 2018 - PRLog -- TargetMyResume.com today launched a new online resume tool that is the first of its kind to use Applicant Tracking System (ATS) algorithms normally used by employers to filter resumes to now target them instead, giving the resume - and associated applicant - a vital leg-up on others trying to get by the machine-learning software.

"I want to give qualified applicants a fighting chance they wouldn't otherwise have without this technology," said TargetMyResume.com's founder Michael Howard.  "Plus, [the technology is] already being used, I just flipped the script and gave it to the candidate," he added.

Another first in the industry, TargetMyResume.com announced its new resume tool automates the process of individually tailoring a resume to each job a candidate applies to.  It does this by analyzing both the resume and job advertisement then, using the same ATS algorithm, suggests the keywords should be merged into the resume.  With a click of the mouse, the suggested keywords are merged.

"I believe this will change the way we apply for jobs," Howard said.  "What used to be a tedious, hair pulling process can now be as simple as pressing a button."

The startup website is https://targetmyresume.com.  It offers one free resume to try, then several paid plans including by resume for $3, monthly subscription of $19.99 and yearly plan of $69.99.

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TargetMyResume.com is a one of a kind online resume service that leverages Applicant Tracking System (ATS) algorithms and Artificial Intelligence (AI) machine learning to empower candidates when they submit resumes to employers using ATS filtering software.  The only resume service that extracts and merges AI suggested keywords directly into resumes, TargetMyResume.com can be found at https://targetmyresume.com.