Recruiters skim a resume in seconds, and applicant tracking systems read it before they do. This coach reviews yours against the job you want, then rewrites the summary and bullet points so your real experience comes through clearly.
"Responsible for social media" says little; "Grew Instagram followers 40% in six months with a weekly content calendar" says a lot. The coach rewrites your bullets as action plus result, and asks you for the true numbers.
Paste a job description and the coach points out the skills and terms your resume is missing, so you can add the ones that honestly describe your experience.
A clean single-column layout, clear headings, consistent dates and one to two pages work best for most roles. The coach flags anything that could trip up a tracking system or a busy recruiter.
A short, honest line about a gap or a skills-first summary for a career change keeps the focus on what you bring. For quick drafts, try the Resume Summary Generator and Resume Bullet Points Generator.
How long should my resume be?
One page for early-career roles, up to two for experienced candidates. Senior and academic roles can differ.
Will it make up experience?
No. It only rewrites what you've actually done and leaves placeholders for numbers you need to confirm.
Should I share personal details?
Remove your phone number, address and any IDs before pasting. The coach never needs them.