Job search
The listings and events on this site, plus the tools that make each application faster.
The jobs board is refreshed nightly from employer and job-board feeds, and every listing links to the employer's own apply page. The events board lists career fairs, hiring events and careers webinars, most of them free, with the organizer's registration link.
Once you have found something, the rest of the site takes over: a cover letter in a minute, a QR code for your resume, a photo compressed to the size the portal accepts, and an email writer for the recruiter follow-up.
Tools
ATS Resume Checker
Paste your resume and the job posting. Get a 0 to 100 score, the keywords you are missing, formatting risks and the bullets to rewrite, all in your browser.
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AI Cover Letter Generator
Paste the job posting and your highlights and the AI drafts a tailored cover letter in under a minute. Free to use.
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Ghost Job Detector
Paste a job posting and get a ghost risk score with the reasons, a scam warning when it matters, and three questions to ask the recruiter. The instant check runs in your browser; the AI read is optional.
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AI Email Writer
Write a professional email in seconds: recruiter follow-ups, thank-you notes, requests to professors. Pick the tone and length.
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Character Counter
Count characters with and without spaces, see how many you have left for X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google titles or an SMS, and fix the case in one click.
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QR Code Generator
Make a free QR code for a link, Wi-Fi, LinkedIn or your resume. No account needed, and the code never expires.
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Image Compressor
Shrink a JPEG, PNG or photo to any size, including under 100 KB. Runs on your device, so nothing is uploaded.
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Website Improvement Analyzer
Analyze my website: paste a URL, we read the live page and tell you the five changes worth making first, plus an SEO check.
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LinkedIn Character Limits in 2026, and Which Ones Matter
The limit that shapes your profile is not 220 or 2,600. It is the much smaller number of characters that show before something gets cut off. Here are the real ceilings, which are officially documented, and the visible budget for each field.
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How to Explain an Employment Gap in an Interview
The gap is not the problem. The forty seconds of apologizing is. Here is a three-part sentence that works for most gaps, a table matching gap types to the framing that lands, and the follow-up question people forget to prepare for.
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How Many Words Should a Resume Be? (2026 Guide)
There is no single right number. Target ranges by experience level, what the widely quoted vendor figures actually rest on, and a worked edit that cuts a 640-word resume to 480 without losing anything a hiring manager reads.
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No Response After an Interview? What to Send Next
Silence after an interview is usually a stalled process, not a rejection. Here is the schedule I use — day 7, day 14, then stop — with the exact wording for each message and the one line that gets more replies than anything else.
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Common questions
Where do the job listings come from?
From job-board and employer feeds (Adzuna, USAJOBS, Reed, Remotive, Arbeitnow). Each listing is checked before it is published and links to the employer's own application page. We never take applications ourselves.
How often are new jobs added?
Every night, with older and expired listings removed at the same time. If a listing you saw is gone, the employer closed it.
Are the career fairs free to attend?
Most university and public fairs are free; some industry events charge. The event page shows the cost when the organizer states one and links to their registration page.
How should I explain a gap in my resume?
Briefly and without apology: what you did with the time, in one sentence, and what you are ready for now. The guide has wording for the common cases: caregiving, health, layoffs, study and travel.