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Tags are short labels you add to documents, such as the kind of role, the industry, or whether you’ve sent it. Once any document has a tag, Documents shows a row of tag chips you can use as filters.

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Add or remove tags

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Open the Tags dialog

On Documents, open the document’s ⋯ menu and choose Tags….
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Type a tag

Type in the Add a keyword… field and press Enter or type a comma , to add it. Add as many as you like.
The Tags dialog with games and unity tags added and an empty Add a keyword field

The Tags dialog

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Edit or remove a tag

Select the pencil next to a tag to change it, or the × to remove it. You can drag tags to reorder them.
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Save

Select Save. Closing the dialog without saving discards your changes.
Tags are unavailable while a document is locked. Unlock it first (see Managing your documents).
Duplicating a resume, or copying it for a job, keeps its tags, so a family of versions stays grouped.

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Filter by tag

Select a chip above your documents, for example #unity, to show only documents with that tag. The chip turns green while it’s active. Select more chips to narrow the list further: a document must have every selected tag to appear. Select an active chip again to turn it off.
The tag chips #games, #senior and #unity with #unity active, and a single matching resume card below

Documents filtered by one tag

Tag filters work together with the All, Resumes and Letters tabs and with search. The search field also matches tag names, so typing a tag finds its documents too.

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Ideas for tags

  • the kind of role: frontend, product, teaching;
  • the stage: draft, sent;
  • the market or language: uk, german;
  • a version: one-page, long.