Free job search tools
Say the answer out loud. Read the posting. Name the target.
The questions a job search keeps asking you, each with a tool that answers it properly — how your answer actually sounds, a story you can say out loud, what a posting really requires, whether a parser can even read your resume, and the titles your experience earns.
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- Not stored
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- Speak it
Interview practice drills
“Can I actually say this out loud, or does it fall apart when I try?”
Three of the questions nobody escapes, answered by speaking them, then scored on relevance, specificity, structure and alignment — with what to fix and a tighter way to say it.
Answer out loud
- About 5 minutes
Interview answer builder
“How do I turn this thing I did into an answer I can actually say?”
A structured behavioral answer built from your own notes, in STAR, PAR, or DCI — plus what would make it land harder.
Build an answer
- 3 free
Job posting decoder
“What is this job actually asking for — and is anything off about it?”
The requirements split from the nice-to-haves, the ones that reject you automatically, and any wording worth a second look — each quoted from the posting.
Check a posting
- Instant
Resume ATS check
“Is a machine throwing my resume out before a person sees it?”
Every place your formatting breaks when a parser pulls the text out — plus the text it actually got, so you can see what a recruiter's system sees.
Check my resume
- Personalized
Job title finder
“What jobs could I do, given what I've actually done?”
Real job titles from your resume, sorted by how far a reach each one is — each pointing at the line that earns it, and each reach naming what you'd have to argue past.
Read my resume
- Quiz
Job Search IQ
“Am I actually doing this well, or just doing a lot of it?”
A score out of 100 built from what you control, which of eight types of job seeker you are, and three specific things to do this week.
Find my type