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Upload or replace your resume

Upload, replace, view, or delete the resume Worklittle attaches to applications.

One resume on file keeps you ready to apply anywhere on Worklittle in a single tap.

Upload a resume

1. Open Profile settings. 2. Choose Upload resume. 3. Pick your file and wait a few seconds while it is read.

You can upload before you sign in. The file is saved to Worklittle cloud on this device and read so Create resume and profile fields can use it. When you log in, the resume moves onto your account.

You can also upload during your first application. See Resume required before applying. Apply with AI itself requires you to log in.

Replace your resume

Upload again and the new file takes over. The old file is no longer sent to employers.

Reading a new resume fills only profile fields that are still empty. If you changed jobs and your profile still shows the old title, update it in Edit your profile.

Uploading the same file again (same contents) reuses the existing analysis, so there is no second full read.

More than one resume

Keep up to 5 resumes, for example one for product design and one for product management, or one for retail and one for warehouse work.

1. Open Profile settings. 2. Under your resume, choose Upload resume, then Upload resume again. You can also drag a file onto the window.

For every application and every Improve resume, Worklittle reads the job and picks the resume that fits it best, so you do not choose. For a job that matches none of them closely, it sends the one whose experience fits best. This works the same with Tailor resumes off: the picked resume is sent as you uploaded it.

Your profile details (name, school, past roles) come from your first resume. When you have 5, delete one to add another. Deleting your first resume moves the next one up.

What is read from it

- Name and contact details - School, degree, and graduation - Recent roles and companies - Skills and interests

This fills your profile and is reused on every application.

File tips

- A PDF exported from your word processor reads most reliably. - Avoid scans and screenshots. Text in an image is hard to extract. - Include only the pages you want employers to see. The same file is attached.

The ⋯ menu on the resume row in Settings has Edit, View (opens the file in a new tab when this browser can show it), Download, and Delete.