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Most companies now use software to filter resumes before a human ever sees them. That software rejects CVs with complex tables, image-based text, unusual fonts, or missing keywords — often within seconds. MyCVMaker.net's templates use single-column layouts and standard section headers so your CV is readable by both ATS software and human recruiters.
Name, phone number, one professional email, city and country (full address not required), and a LinkedIn URL if you have one.
Two to three sentences. State your role, years of experience, and one measurable achievement — not a generic statement about being "hardworking and motivated."
List roles in reverse chronological order. Under each, use 3-5 bullet points that start with an action verb and include a number where possible — for example, "reduced customer response time by 30% through a new ticketing workflow" rather than "responsible for customer support."
Include degree, institution, and graduation year. For skills, list only what's relevant to the job you're applying for — matching keywords from the job posting improves ATS matching.
A first-year student's CV should lead with education and projects. A professional with a decade of experience should lead with a results-focused work history. MyCVMaker.net's templates adjust section order and emphasis depending on which one you choose, rather than forcing every user into the same structure.
Yes. Every template, edit, and PDF download is free, with no hidden paywall or watermark added to your file.
No registration is required. Your CV data stays in your browser and is only turned into a file when you choose to download it.
Yes. Templates use single-column layouts, standard fonts, and conventional section headers (like "Work Experience" instead of stylized alternatives) so parsing software reads them correctly.
Yes. Go back to the builder, your last session loads from your browser, make changes, and export a new PDF anytime.
A standard PDF, which is the format most employers and job portals expect for CV uploads.