TechnoTalk

 I didn’t realize how much silent pressure I had attached to my resume until one random Tuesday night.

I was sitting with my laptop after dinner, planning to apply for a role I genuinely wanted. Instead of feeling excited, I felt tired. Not from work — from the thought of “fixing” my resume again. Changing one word. Adjusting alignment. Wondering if my experience sounded “serious enough.”

For students and young professionals, this stress feels normal. We tell ourselves, “Everyone goes through this.” Updating CV for internships. Customizing it for different job portals. Trying to make college projects look meaningful. Quietly doubting if we’re good enough.

A few weeks back, while helping my cousin apply for her first corporate internship, we tried Resume Builder – ATS CV Maker 

https://apps.apple.com/cy/app/resume-builder-ats-cv-maker/id1559927024

Not because we wanted something fancy. We just wanted structure.

We used it to reshape her academic projects into clear, outcome-focused points.
We created one version for startup roles and another slightly formal one for MNC applications.
We adjusted keywords so her resume wouldn’t get filtered out by ATS systems.

What changed wasn’t just the format. It was the feeling.

Instead of staring at a blank page wondering what to write, we were organizing what already existed. Her efforts didn’t feel small anymore — they felt visible.

I think many of us don’t struggle with lack of skill. We struggle with lack of clarity.

Maybe career growth isn’t about constantly upgrading ourselves. Maybe it’s about presenting ourselves with calm and consistency.

When did building a resume start feeling heavier than building real skills?

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