Template pack

ATS friendly resume templates that actually parse

Six layouts, built backwards from how parsers fail. Single column. No tables, no text boxes, no contact details buried in a document header. Word and Google Docs.

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One-time payment. Instant download. Yours to reuse for every application.

What is in it
  • Six templates — chronological, hybrid, career changer, trades & operations, entry level, and executive
  • Two formats each — .docx for Word or Google Docs, and .txt for application forms that only take plain text
  • Keyword gap worksheet — run the analysis yourself on every posting
  • Formatting rules cheatsheet — the one-page list of what breaks parsers, and the tab-stop trick that replaces columns
Every template scores 100 on parse integrity and 100 on structure in the free checker. That is not a marketing number — the pack is generated by a script that scores each file and refuses to ship if any of them drops below the claim. Paste the .txt into the scanner and check it yourself.

Design rules

What makes a template "ATS friendly", concretely

The phrase gets used loosely. Here is what it means in practice, and what every template in this pack does.

One column, always

Parsers read across the page. A sidebar guarantees your skills get interleaved with your job titles. Every layout here is a single flow, top to bottom.

No tables or text boxes

Content inside a table cell or a floating text box is frequently skipped entirely. Alignment is done with tabs and spacing that survive extraction.

Contact in the body

Anything in a document header or footer is routinely dropped. Your email and phone sit in the first lines of the body where a parser will always find them.

Conventional headings

"Work Experience", not "Where I've Been". Parsers segment on known headings; a clever label means the whole block never gets mapped to a field.

One date format

Month YYYY throughout. Mixing formats means some of your roles come through with blank employment periods, and years-of-experience filters reject on that.

Safe characters

Straight quotes, plain hyphens, standard bullets. Smart quotes, en dashes and ligatures come out of older parsers as garbage and take the surrounding word with them.

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Not sure yet? Run the free scan and see what your current resume scores.

Questions

Straight answers

Will a template alone get me hired?
No. A template fixes the mechanical failures — parsing, structure, contactability. It cannot fix a weak match between your experience and the posting. That is what the keyword worksheet is for, and if you want it done for you, that is the rewrite service.
Do these work with Workday, Greenhouse, Taleo, iCIMS?
They are built against the failure modes those systems share — columns, tables, headers, exotic glyphs. No one can test every vendor and every version, and anyone claiming certification by a named ATS is overstating it. What I can say is that the templates avoid the things that demonstrably break extraction.
Can I edit them?
Yes, they are yours. The cheatsheet tells you which edits are safe and which reintroduce the problems — mostly: do not add a sidebar, do not move contact details into the header.
Refunds?
It is a digital download, so I ask that you run the free checker first to be sure this is the problem you actually have. If the pack is not what was described, email me and I will refund it.