Summary of "كيفية عمل سيرة ذاتية ATS تجذب انتباه أصحاب العمل | نصائح وأسرار النجاح مع تقييم SCORE"

The video titled “كيفية عمل سيرة ذاتية ATS تجذب انتباه أصحاب العمل | نصائح وأسرار النجاح مع تقييم SCORE” by Mahmoud Jaafar provides a comprehensive guide on how to create an ATS-compatible (Applicant Tracking System) CV that attracts employers' attention, focusing mainly on Arabic CVs but also covering English ones.

Main Points and Strategies:

  1. Understanding the ATS System:
    • ATS (Applicant Tracking System) is software used by employers to filter and sort CVs based on specific job criteria such as experience, age, and qualifications.
    • ATS accepts both Arabic and English CVs, although it was originally designed for English.
    • The system filters CVs to show only those that meet preset conditions.
  2. Creating an ATS-Compatible CV:
    • Use Microsoft Word (Office 2013 or later) to create or download ATS-compatible CV templates.
    • Microsoft Word offers built-in ATS CV templates that are simple, clear, and formatted correctly for ATS scanning.
    • Avoid infographic or decorative fonts; use basic, readable fonts like Simple Arabic for Arabic CVs.
    • Structure the CV clearly with headings formatted as titles, and use tables or grouped lines to organize information neatly.
  3. Content Recommendations:
    • Replace the traditional "Career Objective" with a Professional Summary focusing on your experience and skills relevant to the job.
    • Include clear sections: Personal data (name, contact info), professional summary, practical experience, academic qualifications, and references.
    • Write job experiences with dates, company names, and detailed descriptions of responsibilities and achievements.
    • Use proper punctuation and spacing to ensure clarity and ATS readability.
    • Keep font size consistent (e.g., 14pt) and only bold headings or important titles without changing font type or size arbitrarily.
  4. Formatting Tips:
    • Align Arabic text to the right.
    • Use dashes and tabs to format dates and job titles neatly.
    • Group lines and sections for easier editing and a cleaner look.
    • Insert lines or shapes sparingly for visual separation but avoid clutter.
  5. Saving and Naming the CV:
    • Save the CV as a PDF using "Save As" (F12) to preserve formatting.
    • Name the file clearly in English (e.g., "Omar_Amr_Arabic_CV.pdf") when sending it to employers.
  6. Testing and Scoring Your CV:
    • Use online tools to check your CV’s ATS compatibility and score:
      • Rizum and Ward: Upload CVs (preferably in English) to get feedback and score; the system highlights errors and suggests improvements.
      • Resume Maker (RoseMake): Offers CV creation and scoring, mostly in English.
      • ATS Resume Checker: Checks CV sections and recommends adding or reordering sections like professional summary, competencies, education, achievements, etc.
    • Arabic CVs may not be fully supported by all ATS tools, so English versions typically score better.
    • Use feedback from these tools to improve your CV by adding more details, correcting formatting errors, and including all necessary sections.
  7. Additional Tips:
    • Not all companies explicitly require an ATS-formatted CV, but preparing one increases your chances.
    • Keep your CV updated and tailored to the job description.
    • Use multiple ATS-check websites to get comprehensive feedback.

Step-by-Step Methodology to Create an ATS CV in Arabic (Summary):

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This video is a practical tutorial for job seekers aiming to optimize their CVs for ATS systems, especially for Arabic speakers, with actionable steps, formatting tips, and online tools for scoring and improvement.

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