SUMMARY OF FINDINGS – STRENGTHS & AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT

Here you will find more detailed information on the scoring that was provided above. This section provides a more detailed summary of your resume strengths as well as areas that you can improve upon on your resume with some recommendations on approach.

SCORING SUMMARY

Below you will find an overall ranking of your resume as well as a detailed breakdown of how we came up with the score. Use this to focus on what areas of your resume you need to work on to enhance.

90–100: Outstanding – Tailored, well-structured, impactful, and error-free.
75–89: Strong – Well-crafted but may need better focus or details.
60–74: Average – Covers basics but lacks refinement or clear impact.
<60: Needs improvement – Major issues in formatting, content, or clarity.

Overall Score

TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF - PERFECTING THE ELEVATOR PITCH

At one point or another during an interview (generally right at the beginning) you are always going to be asked to tell an interviewer about yourself. The next section is there to help you with that. Below you will find a quick summary of your background based on what we found in your resume. It looks at your education, work experience and if you add in extracurriculars it will build that in as well. The more information you have in your resume the better it can build the summary for you.

ACING YOUR INTERVIEW - USING THE S.T.A.R TECHNIQUE TO SHINE!

The STAR interview technique is a powerful tool for job seekers to effectively showcase their skills and experiences during interviews. Here's how to use the STAR method in your next interview:

SITUATION

Briefly describe the context or background of the example you're about to share

TASK

Explain the specific challenge or responsibility you faced in that situation

ACTION

Detail the steps you took to address the task or challenge. Focus on your individual contribution, using "I" instead of "we"

RESULT

Highlight the positive outcomes of your actions, including what you achieved or learned

To effectively use this technique:
1. Prepare several STAR examples beforehand, focusing on situations that demonstrate skills relevant to the job.	3. Practice your responses out loud to ensure they flow naturally and hit all the STAR components.
2. Keep your answers concise and to the point, typically 1-2 minutes long.	4. Be specific and use quantifiable results when possible, to make your answer more impactful.

The above are just examples of areas you can leverage the STAR technique. You know yourself best so please use additional information and more research to come up with better thought out answers. The above is just a guide to help you get started.

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS – STRENGTHS & AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT

SCORING SUMMARY

Overall Score

TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF - PERFECTING THE ELEVATOR PITCH

ACING YOUR INTERVIEW - USING THE S.T.A.R TECHNIQUE TO SHINE!