Definitely Qualified
Objectively speaking.
The safe handshake. Centered, traditional, and at home in conservative industries.
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Objectively speaking.
The safe handshake. Centered, traditional, and at home in conservative industries.
Use this template →Two columns, zero breaks.
Two columns: experience up front, extras in the sidebar. For when one page must hold a lot.
Use this template →Source: myself.
Whitespace does the talking. Best when your content speaks for itself.
Use this template →Or sooner. Call me.
Corporate without the tie. A recruiter-friendly structure with zero surprises.
Use this template →Letter-spaced, naturally.
Serifs and letter-spacing. For roles where taste is part of the job description.
Use this template →And rail puns.
A top rail and tidy columns. Modern-looking, but still behaves in an ATS.
Use this template →The box says otherwise.
Everything in its box. Easy to scan, hard to mess up.
Use this template →A timeline of lucky breaks.
Your career as a vertical timeline. Great for a steady-progression story.
Use this template →Blobs are a personality.
Soft shapes, warm colors. Personality forward — creative roles, mostly.
Use this template →Dark stage, big dreams.
Dark header, big name. For people whose CV enters the room before they do.
Use this template →Solid, with a square agenda.
One corner accent and a clean grid. Understated, in a good way.
Use this template →Loved by AI. Tolerated by humans.
Single column, standard headings, no tables. The most ATS-parseable of the lot.
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The exported PDF is real, selectable text, which is what applicant tracking systems parse. For the strictest robots, pick a single-column layout like AI-Proof — it uses standard section headings and no tables.
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