Role Match compares one resume against one specific job description and shows how well the resume supports that role's requirements.
What the breakdown shows
- Overall fit — a single number summarizing how your resume lines up with this job.
- Area-by-area findings — where the resume supports the requirements and where it does not, with the evidence found in your resume.
- Missing requirements — what the job asks for that your resume does not show.
How to use it
Treat it as a gap list, not a grade. A requirement showing as missing means the tool could not find evidence for it — either you have not written it down, or it is phrased in a way the match did not recognize. Decide which one it is before editing anything.
What it does not do
- It does not know whether a claim is true — you control accuracy.
- It does not predict whether an employer will shortlist you.
- It matches against the job description you paste in. A different posting for the same title can produce a different result, because the requirements genuinely differ.
Related tools
- Use Job Match when you have two resume versions and one job.
- Use Compare Resumes when you have two resumes and no specific job in mind.