Kickresume
Technology, Information and Internet
Let an AI write your resume and cover letter in seconds. Join 3 million people who got their dream jobs with Kickresume.
About us
Let an AI write your resume and cover letter in seconds. Join 5 million people who got their dream jobs with Kickresume. 🚀 Visit us at www.kickresume.com Get automatically matched with jobs that will fit you better than your pyjamas! Start working remotely and enter the best long-distance relationship you’ve ever had. Visit us at www.kickresume.com/en/remote-jobs/ Are you an employer? Find the right talent and hire globally with Kickresume Talent Hub. Connect with remote talent from all across the globe and unlock your company’s true potential. Learn more at www.kickresume.com/en/talent-hub/
- Website
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https://www.kickresume.com
External link for Kickresume
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Bratislava
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2013
- Specialties
- personal website, career advice, app development, career services, resume samples, resume builder, cover letter samples, recruiting, resume help, resume example, LinkedIn help, resume writing, cover letter, resume help, resume writing, career help, online resume builder, cover letter sample, cover letter example, and professional resume
Locations
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Primary
Klariská 14
Bratislava, 81103, SK
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2722 Via Tivoli
Clearwater, Florida 33764, US
Employees at Kickresume
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Patricia Tejera Correa
Project Manager, Localiser and Copywriter
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Tomas Vysny
💡 Freelancing in VC, Fintech & Venture Partnering | Building NotionVC.com
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Tomáš Ondrejka
Co-founder Kickresume | Helped 6M+ job seekers with AI-powered tools
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Julia Belak
Copywriter, Content Editor, and Graphic Design Support at Kickresume
Updates
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Kickresume surveyed 1,081 U.S. workers to find out which 🇪🇺 European cities they'd love to work in and why. The results offer some interesting insights into what's on the minds of Americans thinking about a career move to Europe. Here's a quick rundown of what we found: 🔸Surprisingly, only 10% of people said job opportunities were their main reason for working abroad, putting it in fourth place. 🔸More than half (53%) would stay for over a year, with some even considering a permanent move. 🔸The biggest concern? The language barrier, which worries 35% of potential movers. 🔸If they could take one thing from America with them, 33% would choose to bring their pets.
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