You send your CV to thirty openings and hear nothing back, and no one tells you why. Upload the file and you get seven scores within a minute: formatting, wording, whether the machine that reads it first can parse it at all, and a list of what to change. No payment, no waiting list.
It is not a recruiter and it does not know the job you are applying for. It reads the document, not the market: it can tell you that a section is unreadable to an applicant tracking system, and it cannot tell you whether a particular company would hire you. A high score is not an offer.
The CV is uploaded to the server, because the analysis runs there. It is used to produce your report and nothing else — not sold, not shown to anyone, not used for advertising.
Made by Aleksandr Fedorov · more small tools · something wrong or misjudged? write to a@alftech.space