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I’ve gone old school. After reviewing a few people’s CV’s the easiest format was for me to record a video with the feedback, so I put a site together for that:
by martin-adams 11mo ago
I’ve gone old school. After reviewing a few people’s CV’s the easiest format was for me to record a video with the feedback, so I put a site together for that:
https://resume.fail/ https://resume.fail/
No AI, you just buy my time.
I’m also looking to do a couple freebies if anyone wants to anonymise their CV and let me use it for a promo example.
- properbrew 11mo agoI like the path options. Is this US focused or also applicable to UK/EU people?
- martin-adams 11mo agoThanks. I’m based in the UK so have a good grasp on that, but I’ve reviewed someone’s resume from the US just as easily. Generally, English speaking and preferably in a digital related field, but a lot of the common pain points seem to be universal. It’s only difficult when it’s a field that’s highly niche as hard to know what’s common knowledge. I like to play the role of the person doing the hiring, hence why the form asks for an example job description.
- properbrew 11mo agoInteresting, the impression I got from the site was that this is US specific (dollar currency) and not that you're based in the UK. I'll keep your site in mind if needed, I think the video response is a key selling point, great idea.
- martin-adams 11mo agoThanks, and great feedback about the use of dollars!