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Resume Proofed · Keyword Atlas

Therightwords,
with receipts.

Every resume keyword guide on the internet asserts. None of them cite. The Keyword Atlas is different: every keyword, wage, and statistic traces to a named source with a date, and a machine checks each one before it publishes.

SCANNING · 4 KEYWORDS
Coordinated patient assessments for a 32-bed unit using Epic Systems
Led medication administration audits, cutting errors 18%
Maintained BLS certification and precepted 6 new graduate nurses
keyword-atlas · live scan demoevery term sourced ✓
8
Industries at launch
64
Sources cited
100%
Numbers machine-checked
2
Famous myths, debunked

Wave one

Pick your industry.

Eight fields at launch, each with its keywords grouped, sourced, and shown where they belong on the page. New industries join in waves.

The receipts

Everyone quotes them. We checked.

The resume industry runs on statistics nobody verifies. We traced the three most famous ones to their actual origins.

75% of resumes are rejected by ATS before a human ever sees them.
Quoted by hundreds of career sites
NO PRIMARY SOURCE
Traces to a claim by a software vendor that closed in 2013, with no published methodology. No study exists.
Recruiters spend only 6 seconds looking at your resume.
Quoted everywhere since 2012
VENDOR STUDY · N=30
Real study, honestly reported: an eye-tracking test of 30 recruiters by a job board. A data point, not a law of nature.
88% of employers say ATS filters out qualified high-skill candidates.
Harvard Business School, 2021
VERIFIED · HBS 2021
Confirmed in the primary report: survey of 2,275 executives. This one is real, and it is why keyword choice matters.

Trust, engineered

How every page earns it.

01

Source-locked data

Keywords and skills from the U.S. Department of Labor occupational database. Wages and outlook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Certifications from the certifying bodies themselves.

02

Machine-checked

Before any page publishes, software re-fetches every cited source and verifies every number against it. Pages that fail are held back, not published.

03

Dated, always

Every statistic carries its data vintage. When the government refreshes its numbers, our pages refresh with them, visibly.