SkillSyncer VS Resume.io

SkillSyncer Reviews

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SkillSyncer mentions (5)

• Job advice for someone struggling to find work

  I use https://skillsyncer.com to match with each vacancy, I practice for interviews on, try to post on LinkedIn at least once a week, join to nonprofit groups, is not just about networking but you have to be present. If you are in the US sonara app is amazing. Here are some tools https://topai.tools/filter?t=Job%20Search. Source: 5 months ago

• ROAST ME PLEASE!! John Wick is tired of not getting interviews... (Data/BI Analyst)

  That said, there are tools you can use to help you check how your resume holds up against ATS, if you want to use them. Two of the more popular are Jobscan and Skillsyncer. Unfortunately to get the best usage, you'll need their premium versions. However, you may even find the free versions helpful. Source: 10 months ago

• Putting the Final Polish on your Resume.

  There are a number of tools to help you compare keywords, but SkillSyncer gives you a free scan every month (and unlimited re-scans). All items mentioned more than once should appear on your resume at least once! Take a few job descriptions and feed them into your master. Then, run the scan again when you are applying for specific positions. Source: about 2 years ago

• [OC] Entry level remote job search visualized

  Look into using a service like https://skillsyncer.com. Source: over 2 years ago

• Open to advice on improving my resume, been applying for a job switch (Data Analyst role) for couple of months now.

  Scan it with skillsyncer.com or jobscan.co to make sure you have proper keywords. Source: almost 3 years ago

Resume.io mentions (15)

• YSK: You should stop saving your resume as "resume.pdf"

  Https://resume.io/ I got a template from this website and removed the photo. I am applying to anything that's doable with a computer, customer service and hotel business as I have experience in that. Source: over 2 years ago

• Would anyone be able to give me some resume guidance? I don't really know what I'm doing and have been making things up as I go.

  I got this design originally from resume.io but I still feel as if it's lacking. Can anyone help me out and give me some pointers? Source: over 2 years ago

• Shoutout to all the people grinding through job applications, studying for certs, interviews etc.

  I'm in no position to give advice but I felt that having a good CV and people skills definitely helped me. I used resume.io for my CV and cover letter, and can definitely recommend it. I have previously worked as a manager in a different industry and used to receive 1-2 CV's a day, a good looking CV really stands out amongst the pile of terrible ones. Also, one half of the interview which landed me my job in IT... Source: over 2 years ago

• What company’s are actively hiring work from home in the US?

  Check out https://resume.io worthwhile to pay for their services for a few months while you’re applying. Source: over 2 years ago

• You don't need a personal website (and why I no longer have one)

  LinkedIn will act as a resume (although my actual resume is now hosted on resume.io) Update LinkedIn to link back to GitHub and Dev.to profiles. Update profile to mimic Resume credentials list. - Source: dev.to / over 2 years ago