Find the keywords from a job post that your resume is missing
Employers repeat the words that matter to them. Counting repeated words and short phrases in the post gives you a quick list of what to look for in your own resume.
How to use the missing list
- If a missing word describes something you have done, add it, in your own sentence.
- If it names a tool you have used only briefly, say so plainly or leave it out.
- If it's something you haven't done, ignore it. Don't add it. You'd have to talk about it in an interview.
What the number means
The percentage is the share of the post's top keywords that appear in your resume. It's a rough guide to wording overlap. It isn't a score from any employer's system.
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Last checked 2026-11-14.