🧵 There is no universal trick to “beating” applicant tracking systems. It requires a well-written resume that is mindful of ATS algorithms as well as the people pushing the buttons. Here are few things which you can follow to optimize your resume to get best results. (1/6)
1.Carefully tailor your resume to the job description every single time you apply.
2.Optimize for ATS search and ranking algorithms by matching your resume keywords to the job description. (2/6)
2.Optimize for ATS search and ranking algorithms by matching your resume keywords to the job description. (2/6)
3.Use both the long-form and acronym version of keywords (e.g. “Master of Business Administration (MBA)” or “Search Engine Optimization (SEO)”) for maximum searchability.
4.Use a chronological or hybrid resume format (avoid the functional resume format). (3/6)
4.Use a chronological or hybrid resume format (avoid the functional resume format). (3/6)
5.Don’t use tables or columns as they often cause major parsing errors.
6.Use a traditional resume font like Helvetica, Garamond, or Georgia.
7.Don’t use headers or footers as the information might get lost or cause a parsing error. (4/6)
6.Use a traditional resume font like Helvetica, Garamond, or Georgia.
7.Don’t use headers or footers as the information might get lost or cause a parsing error. (4/6)
8.Use standard resume section headings like “Work Experience” rather than being cute or clever (“Where I’ve Been”).
9.Save your file as a .docx if possible.
Also sharing resume samples pls follow the download link below. (5/6)
9.Save your file as a .docx if possible.
Also sharing resume samples pls follow the download link below. (5/6)
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