Recruiter Intelligence Guide

AI Resume Review That Reads Like a Recruiter

Most AI reviewers paraphrase your resume. Ours grades it the way a recruiter would — and tells you exactly what to change.

Free during Early Access Beta · No credit card · Results in under a minute

There's a difference between an LLM that rewrites your resume and an AI that reviews it. Review means scoring, prioritizing, and explaining — with the same signal model a recruiter uses. That's what Getresumed does.

What 'Recruiter-Grade' Means for AI Review

Review depth is the signal that separates useful AI from cosmetic AI. You should expect explicit scoring, per-bullet rewrites with rationale, and prioritization by impact.

Recruiter insight
  • Scoring per dimension (parse, match, attention, evidence, red flags)
  • Per-bullet rewrites with the reason for the change
  • Prioritized fix list (highest impact first)
  • Role and stage adjustment

What to Expect After a Review

Most candidates lift their score 15–25 points in one editing session by applying the top three suggestions and re-running the simulation.

See your resume through recruiter eyes

Run the simulation against the JD you're targeting — get a 6-second scan map, red-flag list, and per-bullet rewrites.

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Why Generic LLM Rewrites Fall Short

Generic LLM rewrites add filler, smooth out signal, and remove specificity. Recruiter-grade review preserves your evidence and sharpens the framing around it.

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See how a recruiter judges your resume

Run the AI Recruiter Simulation — attention heatmap, red flags, and a 6-second first impression. Free during Early Access Beta.

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