New Technology Helps IT Job Seekers Open Doors to Interviews

New service enables IT job seekers to stand out with electronic career showcases.

BOCA RATON, FLORIDA (PRWEB) October 7, 2003 -enabled service that will help IT job seekers to get noticed by prospective employers.

The service enables job seekers to place eye-catching, full color presentations of their key career assets and accomplishments in front of hiring managers.

The service starts with a full-color e-mail advertisement, dubbed me-mail," which links to an online internet showcase displaying additional facets of the candidates value. Clients use me-mails to help spark interest among prospective employers and generate the initial call.

Our career web portfolios give IT job seekers a universally-accessible, compelling presentation of their most significant strengths and achievements," stated IT Pro Talent CEO John Mee. We use advertising psychology and the visual power of the internet to help clients open doors for interviews," he said.

The service continues with support for telephone interviews. During phone interviews, candidates co-browse their career web portfolio with prospective employers over the internet, visually showing and explaining their achievements.

Psychological tests have proven that people remember 11% of what they read, 20% of what they hear, 27% of what they see, and 52% of what they hear and see," Mee explained. Co-browsing a web portfolio can yield 400% more impact than a resume alone, which helps our clients stand out from the crowd and secure personal interviews."

Building the web portfolio is straightforward and uncomplicated. Clients simply upload plain text and images, and IT Pro produces the sites. Prices start at $69 and include three months of free hosting.

IT Pro Talents 21st Century electronic career technology is making resumes the relic of a bygone era," said David Evans, CEO of Concord Research Associates. This service puts IT Pros clients on the forefront of emerging technology."

IT Pros revolutionary ease-of-use and comprehensive education and support are the vehicle our industry has been waiting for to actualize the promise of electronic career portfolios," he added.