For job seekers who want a quick quality read on a whole resume. You get a health score out of 100 plus the share of verb-led and quantified bullets, cliche count and average bullet length.
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Five lines: Built CI/CD pipelines for 12 services, Responsible for maintaining Linux servers, Automated backups saving 6 hours a week, Worked on the monitoring setup, and Hardworking team player.
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The resume health score is 79/100 with 40 percent verb-led, 40 percent quantified and 2 cliches, and the checks suggest aiming for 80 percent verb-led and 50 percent quantified bullets.
It starts at 100 and takes points off when fewer than 60 percent of bullets start with a strong verb, fewer than 50 percent contain a number, for each cliche, for openers used 3 or more times and for bullets averaging over 28 words.
75 or above shows as good and 55 to 74 as needing work. Use it to compare drafts of your own resume, not as a hiring prediction.
The tool flags an average above 28 words per bullet. Shorter, single-idea bullets are easier to scan.
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs entirely in your browser, so what you type is not uploaded. You only sign in if you want to email a result to yourself or save it to your CareerByteCode profile.
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