You answered the posting. Does your resume reach a person?
Between "apply" and the recruiter sits an automated filter. It reads your resume before any human does and sets the order of the queue. See how yours is read.
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What happens after you click "apply"
- 1
The system reads your file
Your resume is converted to text and split into fields: company, title, dates, skills. Unusual formatting makes the system lose parts of your history.
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Your profile is matched to the role
The software compares what you wrote against what the role asks for, then ranks candidates by proximity. Missing terms cost you position.
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Only then does someone open it
The recruiter starts at the top of the queue. Getting there depends on the system having read and classified your resume correctly.
#OpenToWork or active job hunting: same filter
Whether you turned on #OpenToWork and are waiting to be found, or you are job hunting actively and applying every day, your resume goes through the same automated filter before any person reads it.
Find where your resume stalls — before the next application
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