Academic CV to Industry Resume Audit
Check that an academic record has been translated for employers.
Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made
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Review my industry resume derived from an academic CV. Resume draft: [RESUME_DRAFT]. Original CV sections: [CV_SECTIONS]. Industry roles I want: [TARGET_ROLES]. Look for publication lists that crowd out outcomes, jargon employers will not understand, teaching and grants not turned into skills, a missing summary, and length beyond two pages. Check whether research is described by problem, method and result, and whether collaborations show teamwork and stakeholder management. Give a scorecard from 1 to 10 for translation, relevance, readability and proof. Provide a list of what to remove, what to rewrite and what to keep, with three rewritten bullets that keep the facts and drop the jargon. Mark anything I should verify with co-authors or funders before claiming credit [VERIFY]. Add a check on the balance between breadth and depth: a long list of publications should become a short statement of research themes with two or three highlighted results. Include advice on what to do with teaching, committee work and conference talks, and how to present software or data skills with evidence.
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