Networking
Be Ready for Any Introduction
Most chances to share your resume aren't planned. Keep it one tap away.
Already have it on your phone?
PDF works best.
Free. No account. PDF works best.
To share your resume while networking, keep a QR code for it on your phone. When a conversation gets to "send me your resume", let them scan it right there instead.
Keep it in Apple Wallet
On an iPhone, your TapX pass lives in Apple Wallet next to your tickets. Open it, let them scan, and keep talking.

Resume
Jordan Avery
TapX
Scan to view my resume
The TapX pass in Apple Wallet. One screen, one QR code, your resume.
Where this comes up
- A coffee chat that turns into a real opening.
- An alumni event where someone offers an introduction.
- A conference hallway between sessions.
- A club meeting where a guest speaker asks what you're looking for.
- A conversation at a wedding, a gym, or a flight.
How to offer it without being awkward
- Wait until they ask what you do or what you're looking for.
- Say it plainly: "I can send my resume now if that's easier."
- Hold up the code, or text the link if they'd rather have it in writing.
- Follow up the next day with one short message.
More on networking
Quick answers
Only if you lead with it. Offer it after someone asks what you do, or when they suggest you send something over.
WHAT STUDENTS ARE SAYING
Ready before the recruiter asks.
Students use TapX to keep their resume easy to share at career fairs and networking events.
TapX is super simple and easy to use. I’m planning to have our members use it when we travel to Nashville for a networking event.
I like how quick TapX is. I hate carrying around paper resumes, and this gives me a much easier way to have my resume ready when I need it.
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