tripper75

I'd like to share a couple of points if I could. I had an interesting conversation with a business owner last week. He said "either your an employee, or an employer". They are very different mind sets. You can either be part of a system, and work towards finding the best system for you (better jobs) or you can be the guy creating the system. Right now I have a job offer on the table and an opportunity to run my own business. Which I am going to take? Both! If you have the ability to keep your job while starting something on the side that's the best case scenario, you keep cash flow from your job coming in while beginning to build something that can hopefully support you without a traditional job.

I work at a university in career services and your example bulletin point is outstanding. We use the same three questions to help our students develop great accomplishment statements. However, the blocks of text are less than aesthetically pleasing and a human going through resumes would likely skim or skip them altogether. Do you think your software is specifically designed for ATS over humans?