Standard Resume 2.0 - Effortlessly make a modern resume

@claykohut we haven't had any requests for that. What details did you have in mind?

@rileytomasek Basically interested in analytics similar to those offered by DocSend (which I've used for decks / slides in the past). For example, the ability to send unique links to a web resume so that I can see when particular people have viewed my resume / how much time they spent on it / whether or not they shared it with others etc I dig your product and have been a user since 2018 - Analytics is the one major shortcoming from my perspective at the moment.

@claykohut time on page and sharing are both great ideas — thanks for the insight. We don't have multiple links to the same resume, but as a workaround, you can make copies of your resume with unique URLs that have per resume tracking. So if you send one resume to one job application, you will know when it has been viewed. Does that make sense?

@rileytomasek np! Duplicating the resume definitely makes sense as a workaround. (Though at the moment the analytics are a bit vague, which sometimes makes me wonder if the view count includes me accidentally clicking my link or preview or something) I’d recommend checking out how docsend handles that feature specifically (they make it a first-class thing — and it’s super cool — simple yet powerful) Looking forward to seeing how y’all progress

@claykohut thank you for taking the time to give me this feedback. I'll definitely check out how docsend is doing it.

Hey @biggiephat, the resume website, and the PDF resume downloads come from the same data, so what I think you are asking is possible. Did I understand you correctly?

Hey @vukovicnikola, all of the templates are built using PDF best practices and are parsable by modern ATS. If you are worried about legacy or low quality ATS, you should use one of the simple templates like Yew or Arbutus.

Hey @jacob_rezi, the biggest differences would probably be that Standard Resume lets you import your LinkedIn profile without installing anything, and that we have a range of different hiring manager approved template styles.

Thanks, @aadilrazvi 😄.

Hi @rose_grosshans, we have a few templates that are optimized to fit a single page. Check out Alexander and Yew. It's also worth noting that two page resumes are ok for some industries (like tech) if you have the experience to justify it. Single page resumes are generally recommended for students and people who work in industries like finance.