How total job search support works
Run a complete job-search workflow that connects drafting, applying, interviewing, and offers.
Most job-search advice treats each step separately. Real outcomes improve when your resume, targeting, tracking, and interview prep work as one system. This guide shows that connected approach.
Stage 1: Documents
Start with a strong base resume and a cover letter template. Use the template gallery to pick a layout that matches your industry. Export a polished PDF before you start applying.
Stage 2: Finding roles
Use the job search tool to find relevant listings. Save the search criteria you use most often. Set up job alerts for the roles and locations you are targeting.
Stage 3: Applications
Apply manually for roles you care about most — tailor the resume and cover letter each time. Use Auto Apply for broader volume across similar roles where tailoring every application is not practical.
Stage 4: Tracking
Log every application in the tracker as you submit it. Update the status when you hear back. Use notes to capture key information before interviews.
Stage 5: Interviews
Use the interview prep tool to build and practice answers for common questions. Run a salary analysis before any interview that might include a compensation discussion.
Stage 6: Offer and decision
When offers come in, use the salary analyser to evaluate them against market data. Keep the tracker updated to compare multiple offers if you have them.
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