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Build your career profile

Start with a CV you already have. MyResumeRobot reads it into a career profile you can review and edit. You can also enter your experience and skills manually.

1 min 34 sec · Updated 2026-10-19

This tutorial shows a fictional example. Alex Demo, Demo Workplace Services and the job posting are invented, and nothing is sent to any employer.

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MyResumeRobot work-experience page showing two fictional IT support roles imported into Alex’s profile.

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The steps

  1. Import an existing CV and review the extracted work experience, skills, and education.

  2. Correct or add facts in the career profile before using them in an application.

  3. Add optional details such as a certificate or interest when they are relevant; they are not required to make a CV.

Transcript

Episode 1: Build your career profile from a CV
Fictional example: Alex Demo

Let's build Alex's career profile. It's a reusable home for the experience and skills Alex wants the app to remember.

If you have a CV, you can upload it. You can also paste information from LinkedIn, or start from scratch.

Alex chooses a fictional CV. The app reads it, then shows what it found before saving anything.

Alex checks the two jobs and their dates, then looks over the skills and education.

If something needs correcting, these sections can be edited afterward. Here, Alex checks the example, then imports it.

The app confirms that the profile, two work-history entries, fourteen skills, and an education entry were added.

Those details now live in Alex's profile. You can revisit the experience, skills, and education whenever something changes.

The original CV left Certifications and Interests empty. That's fine. Neither is required to create a tailored CV.

If Alex has another relevant fact, it can be added later. Here, we add a fictional training certificate that wasn't in the CV.

We also add home-lab learning as a personal interest, clearly separate from paid work experience.

These extras are optional. Now Alex has a useful starting point. Next, we'll add a job posting and see how the experience lines up.

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