Hey everyone, I’m getting ready to apply for jobs in the US and found this template from a free online CV builder. Wanted to get some feedback from recruiters before I start sending applications.
Does this format look okay, or is there anything you’d change?
Hey everyone,
I’m working on my resume using an online cv builder and wanted to get some feedback from the HR community before I start applying to jobs.
Here is the exact layout I'm thinking of using: https://cviya.com/resume-builder?template=minimal
Does this specific template look good to you from a recruiter's perspective? More importantly, is this single-column layout clean enough to pass easily through modern ATS scanners, or are there any formatting red flags I should fix?
Appreciate any advice or feedback you can give!
Hi everyone! I’m planning to apply for jobs in San Francisco and wanted to get feedback on whether this resume/CV format would work well there.
Template: https://cviya.com/resume-builder?template=classic
For those familiar with hiring in SF, does this layout look acceptable, or would you recommend any changes? I’d appreciate advice on formatting, ATS-friendliness, or anything that could improve my chances.
Thanks!
Hi everyone! I’m planning to apply for jobs in the US and wanted to get feedback on whether this resume/CV format would work well there.
For those familiar with US hiring standards, does this layout look acceptable, or would you recommend any changes? I’d appreciate advice on formatting, ATS-friendliness, or anything that could improve my chances.
Thanks!
I’m updating my CV for job applications in Canada and wanted to know if this format (https://cviya.com/resume-builder?template=classic) looks acceptable for the Canadian job market.
Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks 🙂
Salut tout le monde,
Je suis en train de préparer mon CV pour postuler à des emplois à Montréal, Canada, et j’ai trouvé ce modèle.
Je voudrais avoir votre avis :
Je vise surtout des postes en tech / bureau professionnel.
Merci d’avance pour vos conseils 🙏
Hey everyone,
I’m a Dev with 5+ years of experience (Laravel, Node.js, Vue). Lately, I’ve found the traditional Dev job market increasingly difficult to navigate and I’m considering a hard pivot into DevOps.
I already handle my own Nginx configs, SSL, and basic CI/CD & Docker, but I'm thinking of going "all in" on Kubernetes, Terraform, and Cloud Architecture.
For those in the field:
Appreciate the honest feedback.
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What tech stack has the best job opportunities right now for getting hired quickly in 2026? React, Vue.js, Next.js, Node.js, Php, Python, Java, .NET, etc.? Also wondering which stacks are still most in demand even with AI becoming more common in development.
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Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on a resume builder for a while and finally shipped something people can actually use:
The idea came from a pretty simple frustration — most tools either:
So I tried to build something that actually helps with what to write while still giving full control over layout and keeping things ATS-friendly.
I’m not here to promote it — I genuinely want to improve it.
If you’ve struggled with resumes before, I’d really value your thoughts:
Feel free to be blunt — that’s way more useful than polite feedback right now.