r/critiquemyresume

Free resume reviews first 15 people to message me

Qualified resume writer, check my profile for proof. I’ve been feeling a bit generous this week and wanted to help out. Normally I don’t do this but the first 15 people who message me get a free resume review. I specialise in senior professionals, career switchers and people who have been applying for a while with no traction. Students are welcome too. Obviously redact all your personal info before sending it over.

Edit : will delete post once request are to much

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u/Fresh-Blackberry-394 — 7 hours ago
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Feedback for my CV- Java Backend

i have recently laid off from the probation of my recent company due to restructuring and I am searching for new job. How relevant is this resume for Java backend role?

u/Exciting_Floor_4336 — 23 hours ago

Finally got a callback after dragging on like a month

Gonna hype up this idea but also felt like I should vet it first. Got a call from a recruiter today and it was huge. Wasn’t hearing back from anything I applied to for the last three months. I think it boils down to formatting and clean layout so I finally decided to pull out my wallet a bit to get better help.

It started with me scouring for affordable resume writing services, tbh I was skeptical about the whole industry. I honestly worried that resume writing services cost a fortune before the first hour was even up. I’ve seen cheap resume writing services pop up that don’t actually look authentic. I needed to be careful before making a mistake.

I ended up looking at writing resume services that specialized in non-profit roles, which is my field. I stuck tight to resume writing services under $100 to keep things manageable since my savings aren’t massive. The team cleaned up my bullet points and fixed the objective statement.

It’s definitely not a guaranteed fix, but I had a lot of interviews scheduled with it. I know I’m lucky that luck was on my side but so far things are moving forward. If you guys are running into problems with the text blocks, let me know how you are handling the edits.

How does everyone else tackle the resume part of the application without getting rejected? Any tips on the wording side?

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u/widowmakerQuartz9 — 24 hours ago

I am literally shaking, this interview process was a nightmare

I finally took the laptop into the living room today instead of the kitchen where my coffee mug has been cold for three hours. I've been staring at the word processor for about four months now and yet I've managed to send out zero applications that got anywhere positive. Everyone keeps sending me the stink eye when I try to go back to corporate after a break where I was stuck in manual labor. It's been years since I updated my skills. They said my work experience didn't match even though I have years of experience because my resume was bad. Help was needed.
I've read all about the best resume writing services but the cost seemed like gambling money honestly. I looked for a resume writing service online. But honestly got confused until I started asking friends about it they said to try a resume writing service near me though the offices are nowhere near me. Then I stopped looking for physical places and just paid for a digital option. I know everyone wants to know what is the best resume writing service out there but that's the problem everyone has. I did use a service and I didn't tell them about my experience yet. The format finally looks right instead of a wall of text you just can't read.

But I'm here asking you guys if you feel like you had better luck or struggling even more. I don't want to try this again but I need to know. What happened after you sent them out? Was it better than just drafting it yourself? It feels wrong to pay for something like that but it's too risky to try this alone. I'm just trying to stay hopeful in this season because things feel really dark right now. I'm afraid of sending another blank rejection with no feedback. What do you think about paying for help?

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u/tracer_tornado7 — 2 days ago

Help me land some interviews by reviewing my resume

I am a b.com graduate who has gap years because I was preparing for a competitive exam and now I want to restart my career with a data analyst role.Suggestions would be appreciated.Be as brutal as you can (99% sure I can take it).Thanks

u/nankhatai — 2 days ago
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Job switch - need advice

It’s being almost one month since I am applying daily in companies from LinkedIn , naukri and indeed but not get call single call. What should you guys advise? If any one had gone through the same situation please let me know , I am so frustrated with the company I am in right now too much micromanaging.

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u/Square-Metal-3084 — 3 days ago
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Hey There! Fellow professional asking for feedback :)

Hey there u/askrecruiters. I’ve been a TPM at an American startup for 5 years now, but I’m ready to move on. I’m looking for a job, but I can't seem to close any deals. I’m not sure why, so I could really use some feedback.

I'm looking to continue working in these roles:

•Solutions Engineer

•Project Manager

•Technical Project Manager

•IT Project Manager

•Solutions Consultant

If you believe my Resume is bad, let me know, if it only needs some changes too!

Thank you very much, any and all critiques are welcome!

u/JwolfMunsterX — 3 days ago

AMA: I'm switching industries would love critique and advice

Hey guys, career switcher here, education to tech exec after 7 years. Sent 50+ apps, almost zero responses. Got my first interview call last week, so figured I'd get my resume critiqued by you all.

A mentor suggested I check out executive resume writing services since the transition looks complicated for mid-level. They said the best resume writing service for executives has structural tweaks that help. I ended up testing a resume writing service for executives after seeing their before/after samples, didn't want to spend a lot of money without proof it worked.

Not sure if I should have gone with resume writing services for senior executives instead since I'm not at that level yet. My biggest worry's that the education-to-corporate jump looks scattered. Halfway through a cert program now.

Open to feedback on the experience section. Ask me anything about the pivot or what you'd change

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u/LanternSigil12 — 3 days ago
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Computer Science Grad looking for Software Engineer New Grad Roles, Please Critique my Resume.

Target Role: SDE New grad or Internship
Experience: 2 Years (1 year Internship + 1 year full time)
International Student in USA

u/AcademicAside3845 — 4 days ago
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Currently on OPT in the US. Not receiving any calls. Any suggestions and criticism is greatly appreciated.

u/bruhhh8029 — 5 days ago

Resume review

I've been applying for internships for the last 4 months and got only 3 or 4 interviews. I would appreciate any feedback on my resume🙏.

u/Hamza_ele — 5 days ago

Trying to pivot from support to Q/A roles

I’m pivoting from high-volume support (Title IV, FSA, F.H. Cann) into QA or Compliance roles. My biggest concern is the bullet points like 'investigated 108-174 discrepancies monthly' vs '300-400 docs daily', do these read more like a task list than results?

I’m also double checking if listing specific systems (FAFSA, COD, DCC CRM) helps or just looks cluttered. I want the ATS scanner to see me as an expert without it overloading the page.

Thanks for the eyes on the PDF! I’m hoping to land in analysis or tech support eventually, so any tips on the layout or sidebar formatting would be super helpful

u/KrakenSonata5 — 6 days ago

I Applied for 150 Jobs and Got Only 1 Interview (Roast my Resume)

Is it because of the ATS?

u/Tosawi — 7 days ago
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Roast my resume please

im a fresher, started my jobhunt 2-3 weeks ago...could try for FAANG ones but thought giving it 3-4 months preparation time. and im literally facing hell finding a decent job off campus. :(

no-one wants to hire a fresher guy for what i have seen.

u/evoluted_eukaryote — 7 days ago

Is hiring a writing service worth it when I'm stuck

One comment on the job search thread triggered me. Been ghosted by local listings in Austin TX for about three months now. My job title is Marketing Manager, so I didn't look desperate just didn't get noticed. Old resume format stuck me. I'd been scrounging for free templates on GitHub but nah. I'd been talking about using online resume writing services on a few calls but couldn't justify the cost when I was broke.

Started searching for best online resume writing services a few weeks ago. I read the resume writing services reviews on the main feed and noticed the mixed feedback. Some called it expensive, others said worth the time I'd save. I actually saw a thread recently calling out a resume writer who just copy-pasted generic headers. Didn't want that. So I looked for resume writing services online and found the pro actually looked at the content. Is it the review resume writing services everyone mentions? No, not exactly.

Phrased it right. Got two callbacks in ten days after weeks of silence. It wasn't free magic. Still had to fix some skills gaps on my end. Had a weird interview moment where I swapped a typo on the printing but otherwise it held up. Still not full time yet but hope. What's the biggest mistake people make when fixing their own resume?

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u/isabeldawson1999 — 7 days ago

I chose the WRONG resume writing service for mobile app testing resume

Let's talk about why cheap resume writing services can destroy job applications faster than you think. 
My first resume through a random resume writing service was a mess. It buried my test automation certifications under buzzwords. I still remember the moment I realized my LinkedIn profile link was broken in the resume the kind of obvious detail that screams "not detail-oriented." Spoiler: the callbacks stopped coming right after that.
Then I switched to a professional resume writing service that actually understood app testing. They rewrote my bullet points to focus on outcomes rather than tasks. They turned my compliance testing work into brandable achievements that aligned with agile workflows.
The difference was immediate. One resume got me zero interviews. The revised one landed me consulting work that paid well enough to quit the projects I was stuck in. For anyone in tech, the best resume writing service means one that understands your industry's hidden vocabulary.

Don't save money on resume writing services or you'll save it in wrong direction. Your resume needs to hit the right notes for your field. If you're serious about mobile app testing, invest in a professional resume writing service that gets it

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u/NimbusRelic12 — 8 days ago
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Resume help

Hey everyone, I've been applying for jobs for almost 2 months now and I'm not getting interview calls. Can someone take a look at my resume and tell me honestly if there's anything wrong with it or if it needs improvements?

u/Square-Metal-3084 — 10 days ago