Is this the same as an ATS check?
No. An ATS check mostly counts keyword matches. This is about how a person judges your CV once it reaches them, which considers evidence and credibility, not just word matches.
Recruiter Evaluation
A recruiter does not read your CV top to bottom like a story. They scan it against one specific job, looking for a fast, credible reason to shortlist you.
A recruiter typically evaluates a CV against a specific job description in a few seconds first, then in more depth if it clears that bar. They check whether your most recent, most relevant experience matches the level and scope of the role, whether the skills the job requires are backed by real examples rather than just listed, and whether there is a clear, credible reason to interview you over another candidate. Passing an ATS keyword scan is not the same as passing this judgment. A CV can contain every keyword from the posting and still fail to convince a recruiter, because keywords alone do not show evidence. MyRecruiterCheck compares your CV with the exact job description you are applying to and reports on experience, skills and candidate value the way a recruiter would, so you can see where the evidence is missing before you apply.
Your most recent, most relevant role and whether it matches the level and scope of the job, before anything else on the page.
Not whether a skill is listed, but whether it is shown in context with a specific project, tool or result.
Whether the CV gives a clear, credible reason to interview you over another applicant with a similar background.
Check your CV resume like a recruiter would
MyRecruiterCheck provides an evidence based estimate and practical feedback. It cannot guarantee an interview or hiring decision.
No. An ATS check mostly counts keyword matches. This is about how a person judges your CV once it reaches them, which considers evidence and credibility, not just word matches.
Because a recruiter looks for proof, not just presence. A CV can contain every required keyword and still be rejected if the experience behind those keywords is vague or hard to find.
No. It gives an evidence based estimate and specific feedback so you can strengthen your application before you apply. It cannot guarantee an interview or hiring decision.
No. Feedback is based only on what is already in your CV and the job description. MyRecruiterCheck never invents employers, skills or achievements.