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How to Create a Resume

This guide walks you through the process of creating a resume on Wobo, from selecting the right data source to optimizing key details like file naming, experience level, and target job title.

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Written by Martha Schwartz
Updated over 3 months ago

When you begin creating your resume on Wobo, the first screen you will encounter will prompt you with a few questions. These questions are designed to help you build a stronger and more personalized resume. Take your time to answer them based on your background and career goals.

Currently, there are three available resume data sources to choose from:

  1. Wobo Profile: This option allows you to generate a resume quickly by utilizing the information stored on your Wobo account, such as work experience, education, and personal details.

  2. Create New: Ideal for those who want to start fresh and build a resume from scratch.

  3. Import an Existing Resume: If you already have a resume, you can upload it here. If your resume is ATS-compatible, Wobo will extract the relevant details and help you format a polished version.

File Name

When you download your resume, the file name matters. Recruiters often receive hundreds of applications, so choosing a clear and professional file name can increase your visibility. The best format follows this structure:

[Your Name] - [Job Title] - Resume.pdf
​(Example: John Doe - Software Engineer - Resume.pdf)

Document Title

The document title determines how your resume is saved on the Wobo system. If you create multiple resumes, giving each one a unique name will help you find and manage them easily from your dashboard.

Experience Level

Select your experience level so Wobo's AI can provide tailored suggestions based on your career stage. This ensures that your resume content aligns with industry expectations and job market trends.

Target Job Title

To receive the most relevant AI-driven recommendations, specify your target job title. Wobo will use this information to optimize your resume and align it with your desired role.

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