Frequently Asked Questions

ATS (Applicant Tracking System) is software used by companies to filter CVs automatically. An ATS-friendly CV is formatted so these systems can easily read and understand your information, increasing your chances of getting past the initial screening.

An ATS-friendly CV is created with a simple format, without tables or complex designs, and contains relevant keywords from the job description. To make it easier, use CVGym: simply paste your CV and job description, and the system will immediately provide analysis and improvement suggestions.

Start by organizing your CV with clear sections (Education, Experience, Skills), use standard fonts, and ensure the file is saved as .docx. With CVGym, you don't need to guess: the system automatically checks whether your CV is ATS-compliant or not.

The principle is simple: your CV should be clean, focused on keywords, and relevant to the position you're applying for. CVGym helps by providing training for your CV: each revision makes your CV stronger.

Use a simple template in Word without excessive tables or columns. After completion, upload your CV content to CVGym to analyze whether the format and content are ATS-compliant.

Canva is great for design, but ATS systems often struggle to read graphic elements. The solution: copy the text from your design and check it on CVGym to see if the CV content is still readable by ATS systems.

With CVGym, you can analyze your CV for free, get a compatibility score with job descriptions, and receive instant tips to make your CV stronger. No account required to start.

Focus on education, internships, organizations, and skills. Don't worry if work experience is limited. Use CVGym to check if your CV is strong enough to handle ATS systems even as a fresh graduate.

Many tools are available, but most only provide templates. With CVGym, you can analyze your CV online, for free, without installing any applications.

We're continuously improving CVGym. Coming soon is our Job Description Comparison tool, which will provide even more detailed matching between your CV and specific job requirements.

It doesn't matter if your CV is in Indonesian or other languages. What's important is using keywords that match the job posting. CVGym can analyze CVs in Indonesian or English, then adjust them according to the job description.

Use Word or Google Docs mobile to type your CV. After that, open CVGym through your phone's browser to analyze immediately without needing a laptop.