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