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How well does your resume match the job?
Paste your resume and the job posting. You get a match score, the keywords an applicant tracking system will look for and not find, and the edits that would close the gap.
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Why keywords matter
Most employers screen applications with an applicant tracking system (ATS). Recruiters search it for the skills and titles in the posting, so a strong candidate whose resume uses different words can be missed.
Use the exact words, honestly
If the posting says "stakeholder management" and you have done it, say "stakeholder management". Never add a skill you don't have; it will come up in the interview.
Tailor each application
A resume tuned for one posting usually scores lower on the next. Keep a master version and make a tailored copy for every job that matters.
Questions
What is a good resume match score?
Above 70 is usually strong enough to get past keyword screening. Below 50 means the resume is probably missing the core skills or titles the employer searched for.
Do you store my resume?
No. The text is sent to the AI to write your report and is not saved to an account or used for anything else.