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Your resume looks like 400 other resumes. Fix that before placement season.

Two voices read your resume: a senior engineer in your field, and a recruiter who has screened thousands of freshers. You get a written critique, specific to your document, in your inbox in about ten minutes.

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Every AI-written resume sounds the same.

Recruiters visiting campus this year will see hundreds of resumes that all say the same thing. Spearheaded. Passionate. Results-driven. Leveraged cutting-edge technologies. They were all written by the same tools, and they all cancel each other out.

This critique finds the bullets on your resume that could belong to anyone, quotes them back to you, and shows you how to replace them with proof only you can claim. Your projects, your internships, your numbers.

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Upload your resume.

PDF or .docx. One file, up to 5MB.

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We read it the way a hiring panel would.

No generic AI pep talk. A line-by-line read from two angles: someone who knows your branch and target role, and someone who screens fresher resumes for a living.

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Check your inbox.

Usually ten minutes, sometimes faster. Nothing to log into. Nothing to cancel.

This is a critique, not a rewrite. You get specific action points and before/after redlines. Most students pair it with their preferred AI tool to make the edits.

What you get back

Classification

Your function, level, and target role, plus one honest first-impression line.

What's working

Real strengths, stated briefly. No padding.

The AI-fingerprint audit

The bullets that could be on anyone's resume, quoted back to you, with rewrites.

Depth check for your target role

What a hiring manager in your branch expects to see, and where your resume is thin.

Quantification audit

What needs a number, which numbers are meaningless, and what to do when you don't have data yet.

Positioning

How the top third of page one reads in the first eight seconds, with a rewrite of your objective and lead bullet.

Formatting and ATS

The specific issues in your document, not generic rules.

Redlines

Three to five before/after rewrites you can copy or use as templates.

Priority order of fixes

If you only do three things this weekend, here's the list.

The critique runs 1,500 to 3,000 words. It's not a score or a grade. It's a written diagnosis, the kind a good mentor would give you if they had eight minutes and were willing to tell you the truth.

What the critique looks like

A real excerpt from a critique of a backend engineer's resume. The full critique is considerably longer.

Software Engineer · Fintech / Node.js / AWS

"This resume reads like a competent engineer who's done genuinely interesting fintech work, but the writing buries every shred of that under generic phrases that could describe any backend engineer on LinkedIn."

The Core Problem

"Read these three opening verbs in sequence: 'Designed, developed, and deployed APIs.' 'Implemented AWS SQS FIFO queues.' 'Regularly enhanced API performance.' Now apply the swap-the-title test. Replace the job title with 'Backend Engineer at literally any Node.js shop.' Do these three bullets still make sense? Yes. That's the diagnosis."

Redline Example

Before: "Migrated a legacy PHP backend to Node.js using Express.js, resulting in improved scalability and maintainability."

After: "Led migration of a [N-year-old] PHP lending backend to Node.js/Express, [N] endpoints over [N] months, using a strangler-fig pattern with traffic-shifted cutover (zero customer-facing downtime). Reduced p95 latency from [X]ms to [Y]ms and unblocked [specific feature work]."

Why: "'Improved scalability and maintainability' is a claim. The rewrite gives the strategy, the scope, the safety of the rollout, and the measurable result."

Full critiques include all redlines and detailed section analysis, delivered to your inbox.

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A few things to know

PDF or .docx. If your resume is in Google Docs or Canva, export to PDF first.

Usually under ten minutes. If it's been longer than 30, check spam plus your Promotions and Updates tabs in Gmail. If it's still missing, email us.

Your resume file is deleted from our servers as soon as the critique is sent, typically within minutes of payment. The critique itself is stored for 30 days so we can resend it if needed. We don't train models on your resume. We don't share it.

An AI model running a prompt written by a recruiter with two decades of hiring experience across Asia-Pacific. It's not a human review. But it's a long way from a generic AI rewrite tool, because the prompt forces it to critique the way a senior in your field would. The prompt itself is over 20 pages long.

This service is offered to GCET students through a partnership between GCET and Yaktoku, a career platform. GCET does not see your resume or your critique. The critique goes only to the email address you provide.

Yes, attached to the order record, so we can resend the critique if you need it. No marketing list. No newsletters.

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