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Resume2 Resume Resume writing that is ATS friendly Rubric Code: Z22B837 By pamchan Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Resume 20 %
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Great 3 pts
Content 6 %	Needs Improvement *includes irrelevant information (Student #, objective, non-Canadian address etc...)	Fair	Great
Targeted 6 %	Needs Improvement	Fair	Great
Format 3 % Visual appeal and flow	Needs Improvement Major formatting issues: * Inconsistent formatting throughout resume. Difficult to read * Text fonts are difficult to read, or distracting and unattractive. * Beyond page limit (2pages max) * Large body of texts throughout	Fair Minor formatting issues: * incorrect date format * margins do not align * customized margins (narrow margins - makes it look crammed/too busy * too many bullet points within one category/experience (4-6 is the ideal)	Great Consistent formatting throughout the resume. * month/year format for dates * Categories well defined * Individual points bulleted * Font is consistent throughout and readable (appropriate font style and size)
ATS Friendly 3 % Will it get pass the ATS software?	Needs Improvement Resume is not ATS friendly and there are formatting issues that would confuse the ATS, such as: -information on the header, use of colour, lines, fancy bullet points, tables, templates, symbol/icons, dates formatted incorrectly, columns etc...	Fair .Resume is written in plain text, simple readable font, simple bullet points, nothing found on the header/footer, no tables or template	Great
Spelling/Grammar 2 %	Needs Improvement Grammatical or spelling mistakes throughout resume spelling mistakes incorrect use of tenses *using "I" Please use Grammarly.	Fair Minor grammatical or spelling mistakes * Incorrect use of past/present tense	Great Minimal to no grammatical errors. * Good sentence/bullet point structure. * Proper tenses used