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See how well your CV matches a job, rebuild it in a format recruiters read, then practise the interview questions you’re most likely to get.
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Suggestions are built from your CV. Where your CV doesn’t say what your work achieved, ResCV adds the likely impact for you, highlighted like this. Keep it only if it’s true, or change it.
How your CV measures up against what gets interviews.
Bullet points that list duties, rewritten to show what your work achieved.
The job asks for these, but your CV doesn’t show them. Tick anything you’ve genuinely done, even briefly or outside work, and add a few words about where. ResCV will add it to your CV. Leave the rest unticked: they become points to prepare for in the interview.
Only tick what you could talk about confidently in an interview.
Numbers make bullets stronger, but ResCV never invents them. Answer any of these you can, roughly is fine, and they’ll be used in your CV.
What the job asks for that your CV doesn’t show yet, and how to handle it.
Shown in your CV Not shown yet
Tick the changes you approve. Nothing changes until you apply them, and everything you don’t tick stays exactly as it is.
ResCV needs this detail to strengthen some points. Answer any you can; nothing is invented.
Your CV, rebuilt for this job in a classic, hand-written layout. ResCV has added the impact of your work where your CV didn’t state it, highlighted like this. Check each one is true, or change it, before you send it.
The job asks for these, but your CV doesn’t show them, so they weren’t added. Prepare to talk about them honestly.
Word is editable. PDF is the version to send: it prints without the highlighting, so confirm the highlighted details first. Text is for pasting into online application forms.
Up to 20 questions you’re most likely to be asked for this job, most likely first. Pick one to practise.
Choose a question to start practising.