Get a tailoring plan for a specific job: a headline and summary aimed at the ad, lines to move up, lines to shorten and keywords to add.
Fill in the fields, then press “Plan my tailoring” to see the result here.
Results are guidance based on what you enter, and everything is processed in your browser. Never add skills or achievements to your CV that are not true.
About the Resume Tailor
Sending the same CV everywhere lowers your match with each ad. This tool shows what to change for one specific job: a headline and summary built from the ad’s terms, the lines in your CV that deserve to move up, the ones you can shorten, and the keywords to add where they are true.
When to use the Resume Tailor?
Use it when you find a job close to your experience but your general resume does not show it in the first seconds. The tool prepares a version for this posting in minutes instead of rewriting the whole resume, especially if you apply to several jobs of the same kind.
How to use the Resume Tailor?
- Enter the title exactly as the ad writes it.
- Paste your CV and the job ad.
- Press “Plan my tailoring”.
- Apply the changes in a copy of your CV saved for this application.
How to read the result
The plan has three parts: a suggested resume headline, a summary aimed at this job, and the experience lines closest to the posting, highlighted so they move to the top of the section. Copy what fits and edit it in your own voice before using it.
Tips for a better result
- Write the target job title exactly as it appears in the posting; that is what matches the systems' search and catches a reader's eye.
- Edit the suggested headline and summary in your own voice before copying so your resume does not look like everyone else's.
- Move the highlighted lines to the top of the experience section instead of deleting the rest; order changes what is read first without changing the facts.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Copying the posting's wording to describe work you did not do.
- Rewriting the whole resume for every posting instead of adjusting the summary and line order, which costs time with little extra effect.
- Forgetting to change the target job title when you move from one posting to another, so the plan stays based on the previous job.
Note: The tool suggests; it does not write your resume for you. A human review before sending is not optional.
Frequently asked questions
Should I keep one CV per application?
Keep one master CV and save a tailored copy for each important application. The changes are usually small but make a clear difference.
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