Writing bullets that pass ATS
Start with an action verb, name the tool, show the result: “Built a React dashboard used by 40 staff, cutting report time by 30%.” Mirror exact skill names from the job post.
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Start with an action verb, name the tool, show the result: “Built a React dashboard used by 40 staff, cutting report time by 30%.” Mirror exact skill names from the job post.
Contact → 2-line summary → Education → Projects (2–3, with tech used) → Skills → Internships → Certifications. Keep it to one page.
Situation (context), Task (your responsibility), Action (what you did — most time here), Result (measurable outcome). Practise 5 stories that cover teamwork, conflict, failure, leadership and initiative.
Highlight required skills in the job post, ensure each appears in your resume truthfully, reorder skills by relevance and rewrite your summary for the role.
Follow up 5–7 working days after applying, and within 24 hours after an interview. Keep it to three sentences and reference something specific.
Avoid tables, text boxes, images and headers/footers for key info. Use standard section names and a simple single-column layout.
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