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A score from 0-100 showing how well your resume matches the job description. Scores above 80 have the highest chance of passing ATS screening.
See exactly which skills, keywords, and qualifications from the job description your resume already covers. These are your strengths.
Identify the critical keywords and skills you're missing. Add these to your resume to dramatically improve your ATS score.
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Expert strategies to make your resume ATS-friendly and land more interviews
ATS systems look for exact keyword matches. If the job description says 'project management,' don't write 'managed projects.' Mirror the exact terminology used in the JD to maximize your ATS score.
Create a clear 'Skills' or 'Technical Skills' section listing relevant tools, technologies, and competencies. ATS parsers specifically look for this section to match against job requirements.
Stick to conventional headings like 'Work Experience,' 'Education,' and 'Skills.' Creative headings like 'My Journey' or 'Where I've Been' confuse ATS parsers and cause misclassification.
Replace vague statements with measurable results. Instead of 'improved sales,' write 'increased quarterly sales by 35%, generating $2.1M in additional revenue.' Numbers stand out to both ATS and recruiters.
Most ATS systems handle .docx files best, followed by .pdf. Avoid unusual formats like .pages, .odt, or image-based PDFs, which many ATS parsers cannot read at all.
Generic resumes score poorly on ATS checks. Customize your resume for each job by reordering skills, adjusting summaries, and emphasizing the experiences most relevant to that specific role.
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