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Last updated 9 October 2026
How to tailor a résumé to a job posting (without inventing anything)
To tailor a résumé to a job posting, list the requirements the posting states, find the line on your résumé that proves each one, and reword that line in the posting's own terms. Keep every fact (employer, dates, numbers, tools) exactly as it is, and leave out what you do not have.
What a job fit score means, and how to use it
A job fit score estimates how much of a job posting's stated requirements your résumé actually proves. It is useful for deciding where to spend your time; it does not predict whether you will get an interview.
Auto-applying to jobs: how to do it without spamming employers
Auto-applying to jobs works when it is rule-based: you set the roles, places and a minimum fit, and the tool applies only to postings that clear that bar. It should skip weak fits with a reason and stop when an employer asks something only you can answer.
How to answer job application screening questions
Answer screening questions from a small set of facts you confirm once: notice period, salary expectation, work authorisation, location preference and two or three short proof stories. Reuse them word for word so every application says the same true thing.