After helping more than 9000 jobseeker find job opportunities I am 99.9% sure that my critical feedback regarding their job searching techniques or even their CV if it’a ATS or not helped them a lot in landing a job and it is part of the secret of success which is accepting critisim??

First, realize that your resume is not you. It's simply a piece of paper. Second, put your feelings aside. While I realize how tricky that is, it's important to be sure that your content is powerful - and the most powerful presentation of your experience is through your accomplishments. That's it. That's the secret to a great resume. YOU. (Not your job duties.)

To respond effectively to resume feedback that challenges your content's relevance, first, approach the feedback with an open mind. Review the specific points raised and assess whether the content truly aligns with the job you're targeting. If the feedback highlights areas where your experience seems less relevant, consider reframing those experiences to emphasize transferable skills or accomplishments that directly relate to the role. Where necessary, remove or adjust content that doesn't add value. Seek clarification on the feedback if needed, and use it as an opportunity to refine your resume, ensuring it better resonates with the job’s requirements.

Instead of viewing feedback as criticism, look at it as an opportunity to refine how you communicate your value. Each critique can help you think deeper about the roles you're targeting, the impact you've made, and how you can align your skills with future opportunities. It’s a process of continual self-reflection, allowing you to evolve, highlight your strengths more effectively, and present yourself as the best possible candidate.

To effectively respond to feedback challenging your resume's content relevance, carefully analyze the feedback, re-evaluate your career goals, and tailor your resume to align with specific job requirements. Quantify your achievements, seek expert advice, and practice self-reflection to identify hidden skills and experiences. Embrace constructive criticism as an opportunity to improve your resume and increase your chances of landing your dream job.