Sidharth Bhandari

Your resume gets about forty seconds from someone like me, usually with thirty others in the queue. Most of it doesn't get read. The question isn't "is this good" — it's "is there a reason to open the next round."

I've been the one deciding that, at every level from SDE1 to Principal Architect.

What you get back, in writing

- The forty-second read: what I actually took in, in order, before I'd have decided

- Where I'd have stopped, and why

- Line-level rewrites on the bullets that are doing nothing — most engineers describe responsibilities where the reader is hunting for scale, ownership, and outcome

- Whether it's positioned for the level you're targeting, or the one below it

- Your LinkedIn headline and About, if you send the link

Why async

You don't need a call for this. You need the marked-up feedback in writing so you can sit with it and fix it. Costs you less, gets you more.

Turnaround

Within 2 days of you sending it. Share your resume's link of google drive.