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Looks for an email address and a plausible phone number near the top without retaining either value.
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Copy the selectable text from your resume and paste it below. The checker uses fixed browser-side rules, so the privacy claim and every result are inspectable—not promises about an employer's software.
Looks for an email address and a plausible phone number near the top without retaining either value.
Checks for clear Experience, Education, and Skills headings instead of guessing what a custom label means.
Reports the pasted word count against a deliberately broad review range, not a universal page rule.
Counts bullet-style statements that can help a reader separate actions and evidence.
Identifies bullets that begin with a concrete action verb from a fixed, visible rule set.
Looks for numbers, percentages, and dollar amounts while warning you never to invent a metric.
Flags unusually long pasted lines that may hide multiple ideas in one dense block.
The check does not parse your original layout, know the target role, verify a claim, understand an employment gap, or reproduce a specific employer's applicant tracking system. A Review label is a prompt to inspect—not an instruction to add content blindly.
Start with the employer's application instructions. Then use standard headings and concise evidence where they make your experience easier to understand. For job-specific terms, use the resume keyword guide and private comparison.
Research basis: the U.S. Department of Labor Resume Essentials guide describes clear sections, tailored content, action verbs, concise bullets, and quantified accomplishments as practical resume-writing considerations. Scoritly's thresholds are its own transparent heuristics, not DOL rules.
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