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24 short answers for job seekers and employers. Type a word to find yours.

Looking for a job7

Do I need an account?
No. Searching, saving jobs, the tracker, the resume builder and every tool work without one. What you save is kept in your browser.
How do I apply for a job?
Open the job and press “Apply on company site”. You apply on the employer’s own page; this site takes no part in it and charges nothing.
Why did a job I saved disappear from the lists?
The employer closed it. Its page stays at the same address, marked as closed, and stays in “My jobs” so your notes are not lost.
How fresh are the jobs?
The employers’ careers pages are read again every hour. Fresh postings show how many minutes or hours ago the employer posted them.
How can I be told about new jobs?
On the “For you” page answer the five questions and press “Tell me when new jobs fit”. Your browser will notify you. No email is needed.
Can I search by voice or by plain words?
Yes. Type or say something like “remote design jobs paying over 100 thousand”: the search reads the place, the pay and the level out of it.
Where is my data kept, and how do I delete it?
In this browser only. “My jobs” has a button that erases everything, and another that saves a backup file.

Resume and tools4

Is the resume builder free?
Yes, including the PDF and the Word file, with no limit on downloads.
Is my resume uploaded anywhere?
No. The builder, the resume review and the match checker read the text inside your browser.
What does the resume review check?
Six things a recruiter notices on a first read: what the first screen holds, duties instead of results, numbers, the skills list, gaps between dates and length. The formula for the score is on the tool’s page.
Do the tools use AI?
The free tools do not: calculators are arithmetic, checkers count words and patterns, letter writers are templates. AI writing is part of the paid plan, Plus.

Plus and payments4

What is Plus?
A paid plan for job seekers: an AI writer for the resume and letters, a resume reworded for each posting, interview questions for a posting, and an email when a job fits.
Is Plus a subscription?
No. It is one payment for one, three or twelve months. When the period ends nothing is charged and there is nothing to cancel.
How do I pay?
In crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH and other coins) on a checkout page. The plan switches on by itself when the network confirms the payment.
Do I have to pay to see or apply for jobs?
No, never. Every job and its link to apply are free for everyone.

Employers5

How do I post a job?
Create an employer account with an address on your company’s domain, paste the job and the link where people apply. A standard listing is free.
Why must I use a company email?
So that nobody can post in your company’s name. A recruiter without such an address signs in with LinkedIn; such a job is marked “posted by a recruiter, not verified by the employer” and is read by a person before it appears. A domain can also be proved with a record in its DNS or a file on the site.
How fast does a paid placement start?
At once after the payment is confirmed. The job is marked Featured or Pinned automatically; there is nobody to write to.
Our jobs are listed here although we never posted them. Why?
They are read from the public feed of your hiring system and link to your own page. To correct or remove a listing, write to the contact on the employers page; it is done at the next update.
Can I see what a listing brought?
The employer account shows views of the job page and clicks on “Apply” for each job.

Safety and trust4

How do I know a job is real?
Every listing is read from the employer’s own hiring system and links to it. On the job page, “Check with the employer right now” lets your own browser confirm it.
Someone asked me for money or documents. What now?
Stop and do not pay. A real employer never charges a candidate. The safety page lists the common schemes and what to do if you already paid.
How do I report a problem with a listing?
Use the link “Report a problem with this listing” on the job page.
Where do the salary figures come from?
Only from pay ranges that employers publish in their own postings. No surveys and no numbers sent in by users.

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