For new graduates

You've done more than your resume says.

Your internship, capstone or part-time job counts. We find the proof in your own words, and never add a claim you didn't make.

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The job asks

“Analyse weekly performance data and recommend changes.”

Your resume says

“Built the weekly report for the marketing team during my internship.”

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Example, not a real result. Every line we show is quoted from your own resume.

“Get more experience” is circular when experience is what you are applying for. What you can change this week is how you describe the work you already did, in the words the job uses.

The same experience, written so a person can tell what you did

Relevant coursework: Database Systems, Statistics: Built and queried a Postgres schema for a course project, including the indexes that took the slowest report from [your number] to [your number]
Summer internship, marketing team: Ran the weekly performance report for [your number] paid channels, and proposed the cut that moved spend to the best performing one
Part-time retail associate: Trained [your number] new starters on the till and wrote the one-page guide the team kept using after I left

Illustrations of the pattern, not results from a run. Every number is yours to fill in; we never add one.

Further reading: How to get interviews with little experience

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