Thread by @RohanMagdum7

With so many companies using Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to filter resumes, it's important to format your resume in a way that will help it get through the system.

Here are some tips to help you do just that.

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1) Use a simple and clean format.

Avoid using graphics, images, or unusual fonts that might confuse the system or cause it to reject your resume.

2) Use standard headings for your sections, such as "Experience", "Education", and "Skills". This will make it easier for the ATS to scan and categorize your information.

3) Use keywords that are relevant to your industry and job title.

This is important because the ATS will be looking for these keywords to match against the job description.

4) Use bullet points to list your experience and achievements.

This will help the ATS to quickly scan and categorize your information, making it more likely to get through to a human reviewer.

5) Use simple and clear language.

Avoid using industry jargon or complex terminology that might be difficult for the ATS to understand.

6) Save your resume in a standard file format such as PDF or Word.

This will ensure that the ATS can read your resume properly.

By Following these tips, you can format your resume in a way that will help it get through the ATS and increase your chances of getting an interview.

Good luck guys!
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