Headline, About, experience, education, skills, proof of work, and recent activity.
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A weighted scorecard, priorities, rewrites, and keywords for the roles you want.
Fresh from the roast rack
Your profile could never. Probably.
Your skills include ‘leadership,’ ‘teamwork,’ and ‘hard work.’ Congratulations on meeting the requirements for a group project.
Target acquired: Skills
You’re a ‘ninja,’ a ‘guru,’ and a ‘rockstar.’ The recruiter asked for a project manager, not a festival lineup.
Target acquired: Headline
Forty-seven skills and zero proof? That’s not a toolkit. That’s a Cheesecake Factory menu.
Target acquired: Credibility
Your About section opens with ‘I’m passionate about synergy.’ Somewhere, a recruiter just closed the tab and took up beekeeping.
Target acquired: About section
Your About section is written in the third person. Bold of you to hire a narrator before adding an accomplishment.
Target acquired: About section
That #OpenToWork frame is doing more strategic positioning than your entire About section.
Target acquired: Positioning
Every post ends with ‘Thoughts?’ The thoughts are: please stop holding the algorithm hostage.
Target acquired: Activity
Your job bullets say ‘responsible for various tasks.’ Finally, a mystery with fewer clues than a true-crime podcast.
Target acquired: Experience
Beyond the roast
Funny feedback. Serious fixes.
Headline
Before
Marketing Student at Syracuse University | Creative | Hardworking
4/10 · Current scoreRecruiter read
Your target role is unclear, and the headline spends valuable space on traits any candidate can claim. Name the function, strongest skills, and proof.
Improved Versoin
Marketing Student | Social Strategy & Content | Grew Campus Organization Engagement 42%
01 / 03
Illustrative examples. Your feedback is based on the evidence visible in your public profile.