Tailoring with nothing made up
Every draft is checked against your resume after it is written: a number, an employer or a skill you never gave is flagged. This video shows the check on a tailored bullet. Cover letters and application answers use it now, and resume tailoring is being rebuilt around it.
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What the video shows
0:12 long, with captions and no sound. Every person and employer in it is invented.
“Tailored to the job description”
A bullet from a sample resume is rewritten for a senior data analyst job.
“A number that is not in your resume is flagged”
The rewrite added a percentage the resume never mentioned, and that number is marked.
“We kept your original wording here”
The bullet goes back to the original wording, with a note saying why and suggesting the real figure be added by hand if there is one.
About it
What this part of ResumeVera does
In a cover letter or an application answer, nothing is deleted for you: a number or name you never wrote is marked, and you keep it only if it is true. In a tailored resume, job titles, employers and dates stay exactly as you wrote them.
A tailored resume is only useful if you can defend every line of it in an interview. So the rewrite can reword, reorder and emphasise what you already did, but a new number, a new tool or a new employer has to come from you.
Resume tailoring is being rebuilt and is not open yet. Cover letters and application answers are open now and use the same check.
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See the rest of it work
1:14ResumeVera in a little over a minute
ResumeVera with sample data: jobs ranked for your resume with reasons, who a posting is open to, sponsor evidence, roles worth checking, what an ATS reads from your PDF, the check that flags a made-up number, mock interviews (waitlist), a story bank, the job tracker and offers side by side.
0:12Jobs for you, ranked for your resume
Sample roles from fictional employers' own job boards, ranked for a sample resume, narrowed to the UK with a filter, and one role opened to show why it is there, quoting the posting on sponsorship.
0:12Can I apply? Who a posting is open to
A sample posting is read for who can apply: each finding quotes the posting's own sentence, and one answer about the right to work turns Check into Blocked for a sample candidate who needs sponsorship.
0:12Check an employer on the UK sponsor register
A fictional employer is looked up on the UK register of licensed sponsors; each result shows its route, the date it was checked and the official source, with the note that a licence is not a sponsored role.
0:12Check before applying: reposted and long-open roles
A sample role carries a Check before applying badge, with what the import records show: reposted three times and open for 75 days, worded as a prompt to check, not a verdict.
0:12What an ATS reads from your resume
A sample resume is exported, read back from its PDF text, and the dates and icons that did not come through are named, then fixed by switching template.
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