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From the future: 16 things job sites do not do yet
Each of them works in your browser, with no account and nothing sent to us. Open any of them and try.
Will it still be open next week?Every job page estimates the chance the posting is still open in 7 days, from the closings we see every hour. No job site shows this.Try itSkill GPS: the one skill to learn nextThe resume builder counts, across every open job, which single skill would bring the most jobs within your reach, and what they pay.Try itPractise the interview out loudOn every interview questions page the browser reads a question, listens to your answer and checks its length, the numbers and whether you said what you did.Try itYour AI assistant, already briefedOne click opens ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity with your resume and the job in a ready request: tailor the resume, write the letter, rehearse the interview.Try itA resume that targets one jobOpen a job, press “Tailor my resume to this job”: the builder shows the match in percent and the missing skills, each one button away.Try itEvery job straight from the employerEach posting is read from the employer’s own hiring system and re-checked every hour; your own browser can ask that system whether the job is still there.Try itAsk the employer yourself, in one clickOn a job page, “Check with the employer right now” makes your own browser ask the employer’s hiring system whether the job is still there. You do not have to take our word for it.Try itAlerts with no email and no accountAnswer the five questions and press “Tell me when new jobs fit”. This browser tells you. Nothing about you is stored anywhere else.Try itSay it instead of typing itThe microphone in the search bar listens: “remote design jobs paying over 100 thousand”. The search reads the place, the pay and the level out of plain words.Try itListen to a posting“Listen to this posting” reads the job aloud in the browser’s own voice: for the commute, or for anyone who would rather hear than read.Try itA follow-up reminder that needs no app“Remind me to follow up in 7 days” saves a calendar file. Open it, and your own calendar reminds you. We never see your calendar.Try itEvery skill explained in one line“What these skills mean” on a job page turns the jargon of the posting into plain words, one line per skill.Try itKinds of work next to yoursEach role page shows the roles where employers ask for the same skills, with what they advertise as pay: a map of where you could move.Try itSend your criteria, not your resume“Copy a link to these answers” makes a link that opens today’s jobs for your criteria. Send it to a friend who hears of openings, or to a recruiter, without giving away who you are.Try itYour job market as one picture“Save the result as a picture” draws your answers and what the market offers for them today: how many jobs fit, what they pay, who is hiring.Try itA resume that knows what is in demandWhile you type in the resume builder, it shows how many open jobs ask for each skill you mention and how many jobs fit the resume as it stands.Try it
Some of these depend on what your browser can do: speech recognition and background checks are not in every browser. Where one is missing, its button does not appear.