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Listing the wrong skills, or too many generic ones, is one of the most common resume mistakes. Paste a job description and see which skills the role is actually asking for so you know exactly what to add.

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Common resume skills by role

These are the skills ATS systems frequently look for. Only add the ones you actually have.

Software Engineer
PythonJavaScriptReactNode.jsSQLAWSDockerKubernetesREST APIsCI/CDGitAgile / ScrumSystem DesignTypeScript
Data Analyst / Data Scientist
SQLPythonTableauPower BIExcelRMachine LearningStatisticsA/B TestingPandasData VisualizationBigQuery
Product Manager
Product RoadmapAgileJiraUser ResearchSQLA/B TestingGo-to-MarketFigmaOKRsStakeholder ManagementAnalytics
Marketing Manager
SEOGoogle AnalyticsHubSpotEmail MarketingPaid Search (PPC)Content StrategySocial MediaCRMCampaign ManagementConversion Optimization
Financial Analyst
Financial ModelingExcelDCF AnalysisSQLTableauBudgetingForecastingVariance AnalysisPowerPointBloomberg

How to choose skills for your resume

The skills section is one of the most ATS-indexed parts of your resume and one of the most frequently done wrong. Most people either list too many generic skills or copy skills from a template that don't match the role they're applying for.

Hard skills vs. soft skills

Hard skills are specific, teachable, and measurable: Python, DCF modeling, Google Analytics, Figma. Soft skills like "communication" or "team player" are nearly useless in a skills list because every candidate claims them and ATS largely ignores them. Demonstrate soft skills through your bullet points instead of listing them.

How to find the right skills for a specific job

How to organize your skills section

Group skills into categories if you have many. For example, a software engineer might organize under: Languages (Python, Go, JavaScript), Frameworks (React, FastAPI), Infrastructure (AWS, Docker, Kubernetes), Tools (Git, Jira, Datadog). This is more readable than an undifferentiated list and helps ATS parse each group correctly.

Use the ATS checker to see which skills from a specific job description are missing from your resume, so you know exactly what to add before you apply.

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