Step 3 of 3 · Résumé Studio
Interview prep and the application tracker
A résumé is one of five things the Studio makes. These two are the ones that carry on after you send it. Both are shown here exactly as a student sees them on day one, because these are the same sample panels the empty surfaces themselves draw.
Pick a target role and the Studio writes the questions you are likely to face, then drafts each answer from your own experience and reads it back to say what is thin.
This is what one question looks like. Yours come from your own résumé.
1. Tell me about a time you used data to change what a team was doing.
Answer it with one project you can describe end to end.
STAR answer
The Studio drafts each answer in this shape from your own experience, then reads it back and tells you what is thin.
Paste a listing and the Studio reads it, scores how well your résumé fits, and keeps it on the board with the version you actually sent attached to it.
This is the board with one job on it. Nothing here is saved.
A company you applied to
The role, as the listing names it
How well your résumé matches this listing, out of 100.
Every job you save sits in one of these six stages. Move a card along as you hear back, and the Studio keeps the résumé you sent attached to it.
Cover letters and LinkedIn work the same way: they start from a résumé you have already written and the job you are aiming at, so nothing asks you to retype your history a fourth time.