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Everyone starts a job-search spreadsheet. Almost nobody keeps it updated past week two. A built-in application tracker — with a real pipeline, follow-up nudges, per-job fit scores, and honest analytics — turns a job search from shouting into a void into a process you can actually steer.
Most resume tools forget who you are the second you close the tab, so every tailoring starts from zero. A career profile fixes that — you set your level, target, and direction once, and every rewrite, cover letter, and analysis starts from your context.
The most tedious part of running an organized job search is the copy-paste data entry. The Resumes Coach bookmarklet grabs a posting from anywhere on the web — title, company, description, link — and drops it straight into your tracker, so you can tailor and apply without re-typing a thing.
A single resume score tells you something's wrong but not what to do about it. Splitting it into content, structure, and positioning turns a vague grade into a specific next move. Here's how to read the new Resumes Coach Score.
We shipped the biggest set of changes in the product's history: a rebuilt resume score, a career profile that remembers who you are, a full application tracker, and one-click job capture. Here's what each one does for your job search.
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