When a recruiter does look. Most resumes are read by software first, and the ones with messy formatting, typos and missing keywords never reach a person at all. ResumeFix writes yours the way both of them need to read it.
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Most companies run applications through software called an applicant tracking system, or ATS. It scans your resume, pulls out your jobs and skills, and ranks you against the job post before any human looks.
If the software cannot read your file, it does not matter how good you are at the job. Tables, graphics, weird fonts and wall of text formatting can make a strong worker look like an empty page. And if the words in the job post are not in your resume, you rank below people who are not half as qualified.
ResumeFix is built for both readers: the software that scans you first, and the recruiter who gives you about 6 seconds after that.
Standard headings and a simple layout the software can actually parse, with nothing trapped inside graphics.
Your resume is matched to the job you are applying for, so the skills the employer asked for are the skills it finds.
Short bullets with real numbers up front, so a recruiter sees your value inside those first seconds.
I have alot of experince in warehouses and stuff. I was responsable for loading trucks, unloading trucks, putting things on shelves and sometimes driving the forklift when needed...
Skills: hard worker, fast learner, team player, good with people, microsoft word
2019 to now: warehouse job. Before that: another warehouse job.
Nothing about Mike changed. Only the way his work reads.
A clean layout with standard sections that hiring software can read from top to bottom, so your experience actually gets counted.
Tell us the job you want. Your resume is written around the skills and words that job asks for, not a generic template.
"Responsible for loading trucks" becomes real proof, like trucks per week and loads shipped clean. Numbers are what recruiters stop on.
A typo in the first line can end your application before it starts. Every resume is cleaned up and proofread.
A finished file you can send the same day, ready for job boards, company sites and email.
Tell us where you have worked and what you did there, in your own words. Upload an old resume if you have one. If not, the questions cover it.
ResumeFix builds a clean, ATS friendly resume matched to the job you are going for.
Your resume is ready to send, written for the software scan and the 6 second human one.
Less than one hour of pay at the job you are trying to land.
Joining the waitlist costs nothing and needs no card. If you subscribe at launch, you can cancel anytime.
Soon. We are finishing the builder now, and the waitlist gets in first. Join and we will email you the day it opens. That is the only email we send before launch.
No. You can upload an old resume if you have one, and we will rebuild it. If you do not, you just answer a few questions about the jobs you have worked and we start from there. Plenty of people on the tools side, in warehouses, kitchens and shops have never had a proper resume. That is exactly who this is built for.
The everyday jobs most people actually apply for: warehouse and logistics, food service, retail, office and admin, driving, trades, healthcare support, customer service and more. If the application goes through a company website or a job board, it probably goes through screening software, and a clean, matched resume matters.
No. The waitlist is free and takes no card details. You only pay if you decide to subscribe when we launch, at $12 a month, and you can cancel anytime.
No tool can promise that, and you should not trust one that does. What ResumeFix does is make sure your real experience is written clearly, formatted so hiring software can read it, and matched to the job you want. That part of the process stops working against you.
The next job you apply for will be screened by software before a person ever sees your name. Make sure what it reads is the real you.