Job search
Finding roles, tailoring applications and writing cover letters.
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- Job application track
Takes one job application from posting analysis to a tailored resume, a cover letter and interview prep, with approval between steps. Use for roles worth a careful application.
- Analyze a job posting
Decodes a job posting into must-haves, nice-to-haves, hidden requirements, red flags and the candidate's fit gaps. Use before deciding to apply or tailoring an application.
- Plan a job search
Builds a weekly job-search plan with target companies, channel mix, a pipeline tracker and weekly targets sized to the hours available. Use at the start of a search or when one has stalled.
- Write a cover letter
Writes a tailored cover letter under 350 words that connects two or three specific achievements to the role's most important needs. Use for any job application that asks for one.
- Write a networking message
Writes a short outreach message asking for an informational interview, a referral or advice that is specific, low-effort to accept and easy to decline. Use for LinkedIn or email outreach.
- Plan a return to work after a career break
Plans a return after a career break (caregiving, illness, study, travel) - how to explain the gap, refresh skills, use returnships and run a focused search. Use when restarting work.
- Research a company before applying
Builds a company research brief before applying or interviewing - business model, recent news to verify, culture signals, the team and likely interview themes. Use before an application or interview.
- Write an interview thank-you note
Writes a short post-interview thank-you that references a specific moment, reinforces fit and repairs a weak answer when needed. Use within a day of each interview.
- Evaluate a job offer
Compares one or more job offers on total compensation, growth, role, team, flexibility and risk against what the candidate values, with questions to ask before deciding.