Why resumes are conversion-hostile
Most modern Word resume templates are built on multi-column layouts (sidebar with skills, main column with experience), with each section in a separate table cell to control alignment. A naive converter dumps the table structure into the Markdown, making the output unreadable. Ours flattens the layout into a logical reading order: name and headline, contact info, summary, experience (reverse chronological), education, skills.
Where to use the result
GitHub profile README (a Markdown CV is increasingly common for developers and technical writers), Obsidian or Logseq vaults for personal knowledge management, static-site generators (Hugo, Jekyll, Eleventy) to publish a personal site, applications that ingest Markdown for AI analysis (some recruiting tools now prefer Markdown over PDF for parseability). If you also have your CV as PDF, see PDF to Markdown.