An AE CV is a record of deals closed. Upload yours and see whether the revenue, win rate and deal complexity come through as clearly as they should.
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The role sets the bar. An APM CV is read for curiosity and transferable skills; a Group PM CV is read for strategy and portfolio impact.
Takes under a minute.
The review checks your CV against these, section by section.
What we see most often, and what to do instead.
Every year looks the same
If you moved from SMB to mid-market, or doubled your deal size, show the progression. A flat CV hides growth.
No named deal
One concrete deal story (who, how big, how you won it) is worth more than a list of adjectives.
Leaving out the win rate
Closed revenue says how much; win rate says how well. Sales leaders want both.
The kind of rewrite every section of your review comes back with.
Managed full sales cycle for mid-market accounts.
Closed $1.6M ARR across 21 mid-market deals (avg. $76K, 74-day cycle) at a 31% win rate, finishing FY24 at 124% of quota.
Why it works: Revenue, deal size, cycle, win rate and attainment in one bullet.
Use the ones you can back up with experience. Applicant tracking systems and recruiters both scan for them, and both notice a list with nothing behind it.
One page is right for most AEs with under eight years of experience. Use the space for numbers per role rather than long descriptions of each company.
Yes. Change the level to Senior before you submit and the review raises the bar to larger deals, longer cycles and more senior buyers.
Yes. Every account gets two full reviews a month at no cost, with no card required. Each review covers six sections of your CV and you can download it as a PDF.
Your CV is stored privately against your account and read by our AI reviewer to produce your feedback. It is never shown to employers. Remove your photo, home address and personal phone number before uploading; the review does not need them.
Each page opens the review with that role already selected, plus what hiring managers for it look for.
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