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Diego Benitez
Founder of Kandiq, more than 100 hires led
Diego Benitez has hired more than a hundred people, in marketing, sport and sales, as a manager at Intersport and then as Head of Growth at Goodvest (2022 to 2026). He ran those hiring processes from start to finish: screening applications, interviews, the hiring decision, then managing the team. He also knows the candidate's side: internships, work-study, student jobs, a permanent contract, starting an agency, then freelancing. He built Kandiq to give candidates what he looked for in an application himself, and what screening software can read. His guides start from the questions candidates ask Google, rely on official public sources (government employment and careers services, employment law) and are updated when the rules change. The examples are fictional; the figures are sourced.
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Resume templates · Nov 10, 2026
ATS-friendly resume template: what makes a layout parse cleanly, with an example
An ATS-friendly resume template keeps your text in one reading order, under headings the software recognizes, with nothing locked in an image. Below: a full example, the rules that make a layout ATS-friendly, and which Kandiq templates pass without a caveat.
Resume templates · Nov 10, 2026
Simple resume template: a clean layout, a full example and how to fill it in
A simple resume template puts your experience first: one column, one accent color, plain headings and plenty of white space. Here is a complete example, the five sections every simple resume needs, and Kandiq's simplest templates, ready to fill in online.
Resume examples · Nov 10, 2026
Teacher resume: example and guide for every grade level
A principal reads a teacher resume to answer three questions: are you certified for this grade and subject, what do your classes look like, and what changed for your students. Below is a full elementary teacher resume example, then how to write yours, from student teaching to a department lead.
Resume examples · Nov 10, 2026
CNA resume examples for new and experienced nursing assistants
A director of nursing reads a CNA resume to check three things: are you on the state registry, which setting have you worked in, and how many residents or patients you care for on a shift. Below are CNA resume examples for long-term care, hospital and home health, then how to write yours, from your first job after the exam to a lead CNA role.
Resume examples · Nov 10, 2026
Customer service resume: an example and how to write yours
A customer service resume has to prove two things fast: you can carry a real volume of calls, chats or customers, and people leave happier than they arrived. Below is a full customer service resume example, then how to write yours, from a first job in retail to a senior rep on a busy queue.
Resume examples · Nov 10, 2026
Medical assistant resume: example and guide for clinical and front office MAs
A practice manager reads a medical assistant resume with three questions in mind: are you certified, can you room patients and chart in our system, and how many patients a day do you keep moving. Below is a full medical assistant resume example, then how to write yours, from your externship to a lead MA role.
Resume examples · Nov 10, 2026
Server resume: a restaurant example and how to write yours
A restaurant manager reads a server resume in less than a minute, looking for three things: can you hold a section on a Friday night, do you know our point of sale, and when can you work. Below is a full server resume example, then how to write yours, from a first job as a busser to a lead server in fine dining.
Resume guide · Nov 10, 2026
Resume objective: 30 examples, and how to write one that gets read
A resume objective is the one to three sentences at the top of your resume that name the job you want and why you're ready for it. It works best when your experience doesn't speak for itself yet. Here's when to use one, a formula that fits any posting, and 30 objective for resume examples by job and situation.
Resume guide · Nov 10, 2026
How long should a resume be? One page or two, by experience level
How long should a resume be? One page for most students and early-career applicants, two pages once you have more relevant experience than one page can hold. Here's the right resume length for your situation, the federal two-page rule, and how to cut or fill your resume to fit.
