Resume
Resume help for the interview
Your resume gets you the call. Then the interviewer reads a line from it and asks what happened there. Add your resume, and the practice interviewer asks about your real jobs, so you've said those answers out loud before anyone else asks.
Add your resume, then practice
Free with your account. It's optional, and you can remove it any time.
Add it once
Upload a PDF, or paste the text of your resume or your LinkedIn profile, after you sign up or from your account.
The interviewer reads it
It asks about your real jobs, your dates and your results.
What's kept
A summary of your work history. Never the file and never your contact details. Deleted after 12 months without use.
Your resume graded for the job you want
The grade scores your resume out of 100 for the job you're aiming at. A free account sees the score and the 3 biggest problems, quoted from its own lines. The Interview-Ready plan adds the fix for every line, a full rewrite, and the questions an interviewer is likely to ask about it.
- Resume grader Your resume scored out of 100 for the job you want, with the 3 biggest problems quoted from your own lines. Open the guide →
- Resume rewriter What a resume writer costs, when one is worth it, and a worked before and after to rewrite it yourself. Open the guide →
- Resume bullet points A four-part formula, a bullet builder, and 28 before and after examples for 14 jobs. Open the guide →
The questions your resume will get
Interviewers turn your resume into questions. These guides cover the ones that come from it most often.
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Tell me about yourself
Your resume in about a minute: now, one highlight, and why this job is next.
Read the guide →
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What is your greatest accomplishment?
The best line on your resume, told as a story with a number in it.
Read the guide →
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Explaining an employment gap
What to say about the months between the dates on your resume.
Read the guide →
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Explaining job hopping
When your resume shows several short jobs.
Read the guide →
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Behavioral interview questions
“Tell me about a time”: the stories behind your bullet points.
Read the guide →
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Reasons for leaving a job
The question about the last line on your resume.
Read the guide →
Practice the interview your resume gets
Sign up, add your resume, and an AI interviewer asks about your real jobs out loud. Your first two scored mocks are free, with no card.
Your free mocks show the score. The Interview-Ready plan shows you how to raise it.
- As many scored mocks as you want, in every round
- Why you lost points on each skill
- Your weakest answers rewritten, with why the new version scores higher
$29 a month if you join by October 31, and you keep it while you stay (regular $49). 14-day refund from your account. See the plan