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Formatting, fonts, and file format are very important. Certai. formats like PDF are harder to scrape. 2 or more colums cause the A.I. to get confused. Sometimes the scanners have trouble with fo ta with heavy kerning.
i would suggest ms word, with the default font, and a single colum. Dont get fancy with the formatting.
Also, there are a couple of online services that will use a.i. to score your resume. Find a service that uses the same ranking algo as the popular recruiting tools such as greenhouse and workday.
It sucks, but your resume has to get past the a.i. screener before it ever reaches a human.
More recently I injected an AI poison pill into her resume. Honestly, it's been working, at least with interviews. Getting past the human stage is still impossible.
Could you share more info about that please? I love the idea!
Ms word recommended really? I went through markdown resume route for simple formatting, but still went with PDF as the norm