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# Bullet Strength Checker

Paste your resume bullets one per line. Each line gets graded on verb strength, quantified outcome, length, tense, and first-person leakage. Everything runs in your browser.

Paste bullets, one per line…: Built dashboard for support team
Managed deployment pipeline
Reduced API p99 latency from 410ms to 95ms (-77%) by adding read replicas
I was responsible for handling team standups

4 bullets analyzed 65/100

- Built dashboard for support team

60

- Starts with a strong action verb. “built” is a great opener.

- Contains a quantified outcome. No numbers / percentages / dollar figures — add a metric if possible.

- Length within sweet spot (6–24 words). 5 words — too short, add context.

- No first-person pronouns. Clean — resume convention drops 'I' / 'my'.

- Uses past tense (or present for current role). Past tense reads decisive and complete.

- Managed deployment pipeline

40

- Starts with a strong action verb. “managed” is vague — try a verb like shipped, led, built, architected.

- Contains a quantified outcome. No numbers / percentages / dollar figures — add a metric if possible.

- Length within sweet spot (6–24 words). 3 words — too short, add context.

- No first-person pronouns. Clean — resume convention drops 'I' / 'my'.

- Uses past tense (or present for current role). Past tense reads decisive and complete.

- Reduced API p99 latency from 410ms to 95ms (-77%) by adding read replicas

100

- Starts with a strong action verb. “reduced” is a great opener.

- Contains a quantified outcome. A measurable number anchors the impact.

- Length within sweet spot (6–24 words). 13 words — good.

- No first-person pronouns. Clean — resume convention drops 'I' / 'my'.

- Uses past tense (or present for current role). Past tense reads decisive and complete.

- I was responsible for handling team standups

60

- Starts with a strong action verb. “i” is fine but consider stronger options.

- Contains a quantified outcome. No numbers / percentages / dollar figures — add a metric if possible.

- Length within sweet spot (6–24 words). 7 words — good.

- No first-person pronouns. Drop 'I' / 'my' — resume convention is implied first person.

- Uses past tense (or present for current role). Past tense reads decisive and complete.