Job tracker and how your applications are going
The job tracker keeps every application on one board, by stage, and shows how your search is going from the board itself.
Scene by scene
What the video shows
0:11 long, with captions and no sound. Every person and employer in it is invented.
“Every application on one board”
Twelve sample applications on the board, in Applied, Interview, Offer and Closed.
“How your applications are going, from the board itself”
The insights panel opens over the board: how many were applied to, heard back, reached interview and got an offer.
“Replies by fit level, once there are enough to compare”
Replies split by match score, shown only once each side has enough applications to compare.
About it
What this part of ResumeVera does
Jobs saved from Jobs for you land on the board linked to their postings. Each card can carry the Can I apply check, follow-up reminders and, at the Offer stage, the offer itself.
The insights are counted from the cards you already have, so they cost nothing and change as you move cards along. The split by match score waits until both sides have enough applications, because a comparison of two or three is noise rather than a pattern.
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See the rest of it work
1:14ResumeVera in a little over a minute
ResumeVera with sample data: jobs ranked for your resume with reasons, who a posting is open to, sponsor evidence, roles worth checking, what an ATS reads from your PDF, the check that flags a made-up number, mock interviews (waitlist), a story bank, the job tracker and offers side by side.
0:12Jobs for you, ranked for your resume
Sample roles from fictional employers' own job boards, ranked for a sample resume, narrowed to the UK with a filter, and one role opened to show why it is there, quoting the posting on sponsorship.
0:12Can I apply? Who a posting is open to
A sample posting is read for who can apply: each finding quotes the posting's own sentence, and one answer about the right to work turns Check into Blocked for a sample candidate who needs sponsorship.
0:12Check an employer on the UK sponsor register
A fictional employer is looked up on the UK register of licensed sponsors; each result shows its route, the date it was checked and the official source, with the note that a licence is not a sponsored role.
0:12Check before applying: reposted and long-open roles
A sample role carries a Check before applying badge, with what the import records show: reposted three times and open for 75 days, worded as a prompt to check, not a verdict.
0:12What an ATS reads from your resume
A sample resume is exported, read back from its PDF text, and the dates and icons that did not come through are named, then fixed by switching template.
Find jobs you can actually get
Jobs from employers' own boards, with the evidence. Free to look. One payment if you want more, never a subscription.
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