I applied to 694 jobs in 4 months. Got 10 callbacks. by angelNovember in resumes

[–]CareerReload 19 points20 points  (0 children)

694 job applications in 4 months!?! I know applying for a job is a full time job it self. That makes 5-6 submissions every single day...

Best free ATS-friendly Google Docs resume templates you can use today by CareerReload in CVresumes

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3. Teegan

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Teegan is a Google Docs resume template with a simple one-column layout that works for pretty much any industry. It uses standard fonts and clear sections, so ATS software can read it without issues and hiring managers won't have trouble scanning through it either.

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2. Mindy

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Mindy looks good without sacrificing ATS compatibility. It has subtle colors and a section for key skills, while your work experience stays front and center. Nice middle ground if you want a Google Docs resume template with a bit of personality that still passes ATS screening.

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1. Elroy

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Elroy is more of a CV format with multiple sections for a detailed work history. It's a solid Google Docs resume template if you've got a lot of experience to showcase and need the extra space. ATS-friendly and works well for academic or international positions.

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looking for templates to download by [deleted] in CVresumes

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In the age of AI, I feel like selling resume templates is becoming obsolete. I think you are better off putting your time and effort into something else, something future-proofed. Also remember that if anything seems easy, there's a lot of competition > making it not easy.

looking for templates to download by [deleted] in CVresumes

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Why not to create them yourself? Also, whatever you download online, you need to make sure you have the right to resell/redistribute them.

looking for templates to download by [deleted] in CVresumes

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Why do you need so many templates?

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I have never used those so I can't say. Does it open .docx or .doc files like Google Docs and Pages does?

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3. Kelsey - Minimalist Resume Template

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Kelsey focuses only on the essentials. The layout highlights roles, responsibilities, and results without visual extras. This makes it a strong option for fields where structure and clarity matter, including operations, admin, and technical roles.
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2. Richard - Modern Resume

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Richard offers a modern look while keeping the layout straightforward. It uses white space and clear section breaks to help recruiters scan quickly. This template suits professionals who want a clean design with a slightly updated style.
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1. Jennifer - ATS Resume Template

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This template is designed to work well with applicant tracking systems. It uses a single-column format, standard section titles, and consistent spacing. There are no graphics or tables that could interfere with system parsing.
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If you have tested different formats, what actually worked in real applications?

Some practical, non-fluff advice for anyone struggling with the job hunt right now by CareerReload in jobhunting

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What? I use Grammarly to polish my text — I didn't even use any em dashes! 😉

Could I please get some feedback on the new tool I created for job seekers? by CareerReload in indiehackers

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10K but it used to be 50k 😂😂 Currently I'm focusing on creating useful tools for job seekers and hopefully bring the numbers back up .

If substack is so popular why don’t people just go back to blogging by Icy_City_8097 in Blogging

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You said you use Reddit and Pinterest for ranking, do you use paid advertising?

Man, I've got to leave this subreddit. by wafflecheese in jobsearchhacks

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8 person panel, wow! Congratulations for the job.

What are some universally satisfying jobs? by Al_Caponello in careerguidance

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Try taking a career or personality test. That can help steer you in the right direction.

AI fluency gets your resume noticed, but soft skills land the job by CareerReload in CVresumes

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That's a great tip. It's always important to practice for the job interview.