Use Standard Section Headings

To optimize ATS compatibility, women in tech should use conventional section titles such as "Experience," "Education," "Skills," and "Certifications." ATS software is programmed to recognize these common headers, so creative or unusual titles may cause important information to be overlooked. Keeping headings straightforward ensures the system parses the resume accurately.

To optimize ATS compatibility, women in tech should use conventional section titles such as "Experience," "Education," "Skills," and "Certifications." ATS software is programmed to recognize these common headers, so creative or unusual titles may cause important information to be overlooked. Keeping headings straightforward ensures the system parses the resume accurately.

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