Dear all,

10 Comments

1. Joan Williams, Senior Talent Acquisition SpecialistMay 20,2024 at 7:18PM UTC

   What do you do and what level are you?

2. AnonymousMay 20,2024 at 7:25PM UTC

   Hello Joan,

   I'm at a mid-level position with extensive experience managing team and area, particularly in marketing and events

3. Joan Williams, Senior Talent Acquisition SpecialistMay 20,2024 at 7:57PM UTC

   I have someone I can refer you go - actually two people.
   Please send me a message. It's most likely not the format of your resume as much as the content.

4. AnonymousMay 20,2024 at 8:03PM UTC

   I just downloaded a free resume AI writing app called Rezi. It's an AI writer tool that helps you customize your resume to the job you're applying for.

   I'm still rather new to this AI resume wizardy (there are tons of free resume tools + resources out there) but I've heard a lot of people having success with this sort AI tool (or even chatGPT) to beat ATS systems and such.

   Anyhoo, I hope this tidbit of info helps!

5. Stephanie Branch LekowskiMay 20,2024 at 8:16PM UTC

   Don't waste your money. Keep reviewing it and adding any new experience and education you obtain. And sound like you, ignore the advice to take phrases from a posts' job description. Employers can smell desperation and exaggerating on resumes a mile away. You will be caught.

   P.S. There's no "fooling" the ATS. You either have the experience or you don't.

6. Dr. Erica WallsMay 20,2024 at 8:20PM UTC

   Hi, here's a few tips: ensure that you're tailoring each resume for the role you want, not just a summary of what you've done. Communicate the impact you've made, and quantify wherever possible. Most important, embed key words that you see often in the job description, particularly key skills. That will help you get past the electronic screening system. I hope this helps!

7. Joan Williams, Senior Talent Acquisition SpecialistMay 20,2024 at 8:31PM UTC

   There is no "electronic screening system" to get past.

8. AnonymousMay 20,2024 at 9:19PM UTC

   check out Udemy. there are several free courses there. I took two and they were very helpful.

   https://www.udemy.com/course-dashboard-redirect/?course_id=526996

   https://www.udemy.com/course-dashboard-redirect/?course_id=5575054

9. Danielle CastilloMay 21,2024 at 12:53PM UTC

   EarnBetter and ResumeKick can help you tailor your resume to any position.

10. Melanie ShottsMay 22,2024 at 12:58PM UTC

    I must say that over the last few months I had to be very creative with my personal job search.

    It has been trial and error using different strategies and tools, so I can recommend a few.

    Resume/Cover letter:
    Format/keywords aligned to JD: https://www.jobscan.co/

    Writing your resume: chatGPT; Use ChatGPT to help you come up with top skills/competencies and/or how to write your bullet points with measurable achievements.Here are some prompt ideas:
    "Update my resume to include quantifiable examples of my capabilities using my resume".[copy in your resume]

    "Please analyze my updated resume for ATS compliance and alignment to my desired role, and
    provide suggestions for improvement." [copy in your resume and Job description]

    Grammar check: Grammarly.com

    You can also get a free resume review (1x) on https://www.topresume.com/resume-review so I would use that once you have a good solid edited version.

    All free tools. Good luck in your search!