TeaKo Resume review
Your resume, reviewed for the job you want.
Upload your resume and tell us what you’re aiming for. We’ll show you what to improve, starting with what matters most, and why each change helps.
- One free review per person.
- We never show it to employers.
- Takes about a minute.
Every tip in one list, starting with what matters most.
You get one list of tips, in the order a recruiter would care about them: first anything that stops screening software from reading your file, then the story your jobs tell, then your titles, your bullets and the finishing touches. Each tip says why it matters and what to do.
Can software read it
- 1
Your email address and phone number are further down your resume, where they're easy to miss. Put them on one line right under your name.
Why it's here: Screening software often reads your resume before a recruiter does.
Your story
- 2
Your resume tells more than one story: account management, data analysis, and audit and compliance. When a recruiter can't see one main path, it's harder to picture you in the role you want. Lead with the work you're aiming for, so that story comes first.
Why it's here: Your summary and the story of your jobs are how a recruiter decides if you fit.
Your titles
- 3
Data Analyst, Risk & Audit at Northvale
The bullets for your Data Analyst, Risk & Audit role at Northvale are mostly about audit. Since you're aiming for data analysis roles, write the whole role around your data analysis work, in both the title and the bullets, so a recruiter sees it at a glance.
Why it's here: Your titles tell a recruiter what you did at a glance. It's about your third most recent role.
A strong base resume, ready to tailor for each job.
Fix the basics once, and every version you tailor later starts from a clear, strong resume. When you find a job you want, TeaKo’s Tailor rewrites your resume for that posting, using only what’s already in it.
Reviewing your resume
- Reading your resume
- Reading each job’s title and bullets
- Checking your summary, bullets and layout
- Putting your tips in order
Written for the job you want.
Tell us what you’re aiming for in a sentence or two. We write your tips for that role or field, and the report shows which one we used. If it’s a field TeaKo doesn’t cover yet, the report says so, and you still get your tips.
Your resume review
We reviewed your resume for data analysis roles.
Your resume tells a clear story in data engineering, with supporting chapters in data science and data analysis.
Fix what we found, then download your resume.
Members get a suggested rewrite for each role that needs one, written for the work you want. Every word stays yours: keep the suggestion, edit it, or go back to what you wrote.
After you change a role, recheck your resume to see which tips are done. When you’re happy with it, download it as a PDF or a Word file.
Operations Coordinator at Northvale Logistics
In the bullets for your Operations Coordinator role at Northvale Logistics, "Responsible for the weekly delivery schedule…" describes your duty rather than what you did. Recruiters skim the start of each bullet, so begin with an action verb, such as Led, Built or Reduced.
Northvale Logistics
Operations Coordinator
Scheduled weekly deliveries for 40 drivers
Responsible for the weekly delivery schedule for 40 drivers
Starts with what you did instead of your duty. Same facts, no new numbers.