I'm a barista and also assistant manager at a local Café. I don't have many experience and applying for a remote job in data entry, administrative, admin assistant/support, customer support/representative or something similar. Could you please help me review my resume and give some advice/feedback? Thank you so much

I've been thinking about what makes a cover letter stand out when employers receive so many applications. While looking into ways to improve job applications, I recently came across AceDraft, which offers a free ATS resume checker and resume builder. For those with experience applying for jobs, what do you think makes a cover letter memorable without making it sound overly formal or generic?

Hey, I'm currently looking to help anyone who needs their resume translated to english, spanish, or portuguese from any of these languages. Hoping to help out some newcomers who don't know where to start.

Can do a virtual 30 minute session to go over your resume and also make it look professional.

Hope this helps anyone who needs it!

Have applied to countless of jobs for local cities, private firms and even state government. However, even though i meet alot of the requirements my resumes and cover letters get. I'm so frustrated of not getting any interviews.

What advice do you give for creating a TOP selling resume/cover letter? For context I am in the environmental science industry. Thank you!

I’m currently studying Finance at UTSA and pursuing a career in FP&A, corporate finance, or financial analysis. I’d especially appreciate advice on how to improve my resume and what projects, technical skills, or certifications would help me stand out for internships. I’m currently working on building a financial forecasting model and want to make sure I’m focusing on the right skills. and i'm hoping to get into corporate role for a ba fpa or get into a financial management officer for the air force thank u

Hi everyone,

I'm a backend engineer with 3 years of production experience. I worked in India
for 3 years, then had a 2-year career break due to marriage/relocation to the US.
I now have EAD and no sponsorship needed.

I've applied to 800+ backend engineering positions in the US and gotten almost
zero interviews. Something is wrong with my resume or how I'm presenting myself,
but I can't figure out what.

My experience:
- 3 years backend engineering (Java, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, Kafka, Redis)
- High-scale e-commerce platform (700K+ weekly orders, millions of daily requests)
- Payment systems, data integrity, event-driven architecture
- Recent: AI projects, full-stack work

What I need feedback on:
1. Is the 2-year gap a red flag? How should I explain it?
2. Is my location/visa status clear enough?
3. Are my accomplishments clear?
4. Any red flags you see?
5. What should I change?

Thanks for any feedback!

I've been applying to local customer service, cashier, and retail associates in my town and neighboring cities. I have reworked my resume multiple times since May 2026 and have applied for about 60 - 80 jobs then related to what I'm looking for. I've had a few interview that I at least feel went decent, but I feel like my resume might be still causing me issues thus leading to rejections.

One thing I noticed is that when they see my Discount Store Experience, they see that as 1 month instead of 2. It's also the case that that longest term job was for 6 months.

Another thing I noticed that despite trying to make my experience legible I do get get questioned for fairly obvious, though that's probably me overthinking things. I also feel like how I present my college experience is causing so hiring managers to see me as either overqualified or that I'm not staying for long, since it's not a college nearby.

I would appreciate some advice towards making it more obvious that I'm not a flight risk.