Find out what employers actually see when they open your resume.
Before a person ever reads it, a computer program scores it — an ATS, or applicant tracking system, which almost every Canadian employer uses. I’ll show you exactly what it reads, mark every issue on your own page, and help you fix them one at a time.
I moved here at 20 with no guidance and made every mistake there was to make. Five years in finance later, I build the things I wish someone had handed me. — Simran Batra, Surrey BC
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If your file will not read, or you want a sharper score
Neither is required. The drop zone above is the whole product.
Three things software can’t detect on its own
Answer honestly — these are the checks people miss most often.
Tailor the scoring to you
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Your score
This is how the software an employer uses is most likely reading your resume right now.
Reading your resume...
Your resume, marked up
Everything I found is marked where it sits on the page. Tick items off as you fix them.
Build the clean version
Single column, standard headings, no tables or graphics — the format applicant tracking software reads without choking. Your preview updates as you type.
Take it with you
Everything below is generated from your own work. Nothing was stored.
Want a second pair of eyes on it?
This tool catches the mechanics. A person catches the story — what to lead with, how to explain a gap, how to talk about experience from back home. That’s what a session is for.