/resumereviewHere’s a longer, SEO-optimised post that still reads like a normal community member, not promo-heavy. The link is included naturally and once. Title: General resume advice that actually gets more interviews (from reviewing a lot of CVs) Post: I’ve spent a lot of time
/job-search-hacksI screen ~300 resumes a week. Here’s what kills most of them instantly: No numbers. Just vibes. Job titles that don’t match the role you’re applying for Paragraphs instead of bullets “Responsible for” instead of “Did X → Resulted in Y” CVs that try to sound impressive ins
/jobsearchI tracked every single application I sent over 8 weeks. Here’s what actually mattered (and what absolutely didn’t): Did NOT matter: Spending hours tweaking wording for every role Fancy resume templates Cover letters longer than half a page Applying early vs late in th
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