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Resume diagnostic

Upload the resume you’ve been sending.I’ll tell you what’s wrong with it.

Not a score with no explanation. Named fields, real counts, and the specific reason each one gets you filtered — plus the order to fix them in.

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The real one - the version you actually sent, formatting mistakes and all. That is what I need to see.

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What happens next

Three passes over your file. About a minute.

It gets read twice the way software does and once the way a person does, and you get a ranked list back instead of a verdict.

01

It gets parsed like an ATS

The same extraction an applicant tracking system runs on upload: which fields survive, which roles register, and what silently disappears.

02

It gets read like a recruiter

Top to bottom. Whether your bullets say what you actually did, whether the page has a through-line, and where it repeats itself.

03

The fixes get ranked

Ordered by what moves your score, not by what is quick. Structure first, because rewriting bullets the machine cannot read yet is wasted work.

What you get back

Two reads, separated.

The machine read

Why software rejected you

These are hard failures. They happen before a human is involved, and no amount of better wording fixes them.

  • Parse integritywhether your name, email and phone survive the upload at all.
  • Field structureevery role's title, company and dates, in a shape a parser recognises.
  • Role separationwhether the file makes clear where one job ends and the next starts.
The human read

Why a person put it down

These don’t cost you the parse — they cost you the interview. They land after the structure is fixed, because rewriting what the machine can’t read yet is wasted work.

  • Vaguenessbullets describing duties instead of what you actually did.
  • Redundancythe same claim repeated across roles, making range read as one job.
  • Cohesivenesswhether the page states one thesis or leaves the reader guessing.
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