Guides
- A data analyst resume, tailored: before and afterA worked example: a sample data analyst resume tailored to a sample job post, with each changed line traced to its source line and one rejected rewrite.Read
- Find the keywords from a job post that your resume is missingPaste a job post and your resume to see which of its top keywords you already use and which are missing. Then decide which are true for you.Read
- One-column or two-column resume: test what a parser readsTest how a parser reads a one-column and a two-column resume PDF with a free tool, and see why plain single-column text is the safer choice.Read
- Resume tailoring for software engineersSoftware job posts list languages, frameworks and practices. How to match the ones you've used, and why you shouldn't list the others.Read
- Resume tailoring prices comparedPublished prices for Kickresume, Rezi and Huntr, with the date each pricing page was checked, next to a one-time pass.Read
- Resume tailoring with no subscriptionHow a one-time resume tailoring pass works: pay once for 30 or 90 days, no auto-renew, and a refund rule stated before you pay.Read
- Reword your experience for a new fieldHow to reword true experience in the vocabulary of a new field, without claiming roles or skills you don't have. Examples of honest translations.Read
- Tailor a resume for employer job portalsPlain, vendor-neutral advice for resumes uploaded to employer application portals: simple headings, real text, one column, and matching the post's wording honestly.Read
- Tailor a resume to a job description without adding anythingA plain method for tailoring a resume to one job post: pull the keywords, match them to true experience, reorder, and check nothing was added.Read
- Tailor a resume with a chatbot without inventing experiencePrompt rules and a checking step that keep an AI rewrite honest: use only your resume's facts, keep numbers, and compare the output line by line.Read
- The master resume method for tailoringKeep one long master resume with everything true, and cut a short tailored version for each job. A simple method, and why it helps keep tailoring honest.Read