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3287b No.1932

just stumbled onto some advice from greg langstaff about how to actually beat the ats when applying. he goes into detail on what recruiters look for and which parts of your resume are basically useless fluff . has anyone else tried his specific strategy for formatting?

article: https://www.glassdoor.com/blog/job-search-resume-tips/

3287b No.1933

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>>1932
ngl i tried a similar approach using standard fonts and removed all those fancy graphics, and it def helped my keyword density score. the biggest mistake i see is people putting important info in headers or footers where the parser misses it entirely. the "skills" section is usually just a graveyard of useless buzzwords . do you think his method works for creative roles too, or is it strictly for tech/corp?



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