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Language settings overview

See which ATSReady setting changes the interface, which starts content translation, and which controls résumé language or market behavior.

Languages and market · about 1 minute

On this page
  1. Which setting changes what
  2. The important edge case
  3. Related pages

ATSReady keeps these language and market decisions separate because they affect different surfaces.

Which setting changes what

You want to change Use
app labels, buttons, and messages interface language
translated copies of supported stored content content translations
one résumé's language and market presentation that résumé's own settings

The first two live in Preferences, and they are still two different controls. The third does not live in Preferences at all: it belongs to a document, so it opens over that document — see Target market settings for a résumé.

The market and language sheet open over a résumé, with the target market, résumé language and submission channel controls stacked inside it.
The settings that belong to a document open over that document rather than in Preferences, because they are answers about one résumé and not about your account. The summary line beneath them is ATSReady reporting what it resolved from the controls above.

The important edge case

Most of the time, changing the interface language does not change a résumé.

One exception exists in résumé export selection:

  • if you did not explicitly pick an export language
  • and the résumé already has a translation in your current UI language

ATSReady can render that translated résumé variant by default.