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Resume Match (Chinese output)

Compare your resume with a job description. Analysis and suggestions are currently in Chinese.

This tool currently provides analysis and suggestions in Chinese. Remove personal identifiers before submitting your resume.

先保护个人信息，再开始分析

请删除姓名、电话、邮箱、身份证号和详细住址，只保留与岗位有关的经历。输入会发送给模型用于本次分析；本站不保存完整输入和分析正文。结果仅本次展示，不进入历史记录，也不提供公开分享链接。请在离开页面前复制或下载。

仅作求职材料辅助，不是招聘判断或录用承诺。请核实每条建议，不添加虚构经历、技能或业绩。

示例为虚构材料；填写示例不会发送请求或消耗额度。

粘贴去标识的简历和岗位说明，查看证据、差距与改写建议。

Synthetic example: from a requirement to a next step

This is a hand-written fictional example, not a real resume, a model run, or a hiring outcome.

Requirement
Organize user feedback; SQL is a plus.
Resume evidence
Used Excel to organize and categorize survey feedback for a campus reading program.
Gap
Feedback-handling evidence exists; no SQL project evidence was provided.
Suggested action
Describe the real categorization method and how it was used. Add SQL only if a genuine project exists; do not rewrite Excel work as SQL.

FAQ

When should I use Resume Match?

Use it against one specific job posting to see which requirements your resume already evidences and which need clearer material before you apply.

Will it invent achievements or predict hiring outcomes?

No. It gives no ATS score or offer guarantee. Rewrites may only quote your own text and cannot add employers, degrees, skills, titles, metrics, or numbers.

Do I need to upload a file or leave personal details?

No upload needed—paste de-identified text. The site does not store your full input or the analysis body; results show once, are not kept in history, and cannot be shared publicly.

Why remove my name, phone, and email first?

Your input is sent to the model for this analysis. The server redacts emails, phone numbers, and ID numbers on a best-effort basis, but names and addresses are yours to remove.

Which languages are supported?

The tool currently serves Chinese job applications; analysis and rewrites are output in Chinese, including from the English entry point.