itemized.
make your résumé easy to read.
résumé formatting for the software that sorts it and the person who decides. one column, real text, and a page that makes sense in a few seconds.
US$29, one payment. read it on any device.
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good experience, hard to read.
the résumés i remember weren't the fanciest. they were the ones i could understand in a few seconds. that's what close to 100 interviews and more than 30 hires taught me about the page.
a pretty page catches the eye. a clear one gets read.
itemized is about clarity, not decoration.
jess, founder of standups & snacktime
four parts.
it works with the résumé you already have.
read by the software
what actually happens after you hit submit, and what breaks it.
picked by a person
white space, type, hierarchy and one accent color.
ai, honestly
where ai screens, what backfires, and how to use it to test your résumé.
templates + checklist
three Google Docs templates and a check to run before every application.
by the end, you'll have
- a one-column résumé software reads cleanly
- a page a person can skim in seconds
- a two-minute test you can run on any résumé
- an honest read on where ai screening helps and where it doesn't
- three templates you copy into your own Google Drive
- a checklist for every application
is it for you?
yes, if
- your résumé has columns, icons or skill bars and you're not sure they help
- you're applying a lot and hearing very little
- you want a page that looks intentional without looking designed
maybe not, if
- you need help with what to say. itemized is about the page. receipts, my other guide, is about the words.
your experience is good. make it easy to read.
a guide + three templates by jess, founder of standups & snacktime.
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