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How your resume is used: uploading a resume adds you to the SacJobs candidate pool. Employers with verified accounts can find you through AI-assisted matching that compares your resume against job-related requirements they set (skills, experience, licenses, location) — never your age, name, or photo. Matching is assistive only; employers make their own decisions. You can request a copy or deletion of your data any time at support@sacjobs.com.

Upload the resume you already have, or write one here. One is enough.

Printed beside your title at the top.
The packet's rule: a differentiator goes at the top, not the last line.
On your own copy and your PDF only. Employers browsing resumes do not see it.
Optional. On your own copy and your PDF.
PDF or Word document. This is the copy employers download, so upload the version you would send them. Max 10 MB.
Maximum file size: 2 GB.
The first thing an employer reads. Lead with the job you want and the strongest reason to call you.
What you type is what employers search, so include your real skills and job titles.
Lead with what the posting asks for. These are the words employers search.
For the trades and healthcare these go first. Put "in progress" and the expected date on one you are working toward.
+ Add URL Optionally provide links to any of your websites or social network profiles.
+ Add Education School, college, an apprenticeship, a training program. Most recent first.
+ Add Experience Most recent first. In the notes, say what you did and what came of it: numbers, results, the size of what you handled.
+ Add URL A volunteer role is written like a job, because it is one. A career break gets one calm line and what you did with the time.

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