Google has published a four-step guide for using Gemini to update a resume. The guide, written by Kimberly Fusaro and dated Oct. 29, 2026, recommends starting a conversation in Gemini by describing past roles in an unedited, informal way.

Users are then instructed to add a prompt asking Gemini to act as a professional resume writer. The example prompt requests four resume bullets for a specified role, with each bullet beginning with a strong action verb and using an executive, clear and ATS-friendly tone.

The third step is to continue the conversation with Gemini to adjust details, tone and focus. The final step is to copy the completed text into a resume.

The post presents the workflow as a way to turn raw notes into resume content. It does not provide independent testing or evidence about the quality of the generated bullets, their performance in applicant tracking systems or the effect on hiring outcomes. The guide appears on Google’s blog alongside links to other Gemini-related posts, including updates about generating and editing documents, PDFs, presentations and spreadsheets in the Gemini app.