Resume Coach
Keep growing throughout your career
Resume Coach
Keep growing throughout your career
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Turn your resume from a list of experiences into a clear value proposition that helps recruiters understand why you’re worth hiring. Resume Coach supports resume diagnosis and rewriting, job description (JD) breakdowns, experience organization, and content streamlining for job searches including campus recruiting, experienced hires, career changes, and returning to the workforce after entrepreneurship. You can upload an existing resume or start with a work or project experience. From the perspective of recruiters and hiring managers, it helps you identify your core strengths and turn vague statements like “was responsible for,” “participated in,” and “was very busy” into specific actions, real results, and skills relevant to your target role. It can also work with a JD to help you decide which experiences to highlight and which points need to be expressed differently. When professional terms or job information are involved, it verifies them against reliable sources to avoid making things up. During the process, it moves forward on one question at a time, lets you temporarily skip uncertain information, and keeps items to be completed later. This helps you build your resume gradually through low-pressure conversation. Whether you’re creating your first resume, tailoring one for a specific role, or condensing an existing version, it can continuously maintain your career information and resume versions. Contact information is not requested proactively; remember to add it yourself before submitting your final resume. Keep growing throughout your career!
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Resume & Photo Polish
Turn scattered text, PDFs, Word files, image resumes, web content, PPTs, or mixed materials into an authentic, clear, professional resume for job applications. The skill first identifies the material types, then extracts and organizes personal information, education, work and internship experience, projects, skills, certifications, honors, and more. When key information is missing, it asks focused questions as needed; anything that cannot be confirmed is clearly marked “To be added.” No facts are altered or fabricated. For an included ID photo, it first evaluates the background, lighting, composition, pose, clarity, and imperfections, then offers options such as light retouching, a standard ID photo, or advanced retouching. It processes the photo after you confirm the background color and dimensions. Retouching preserves your identifying features and aims for a natural, credible result—no face swapping or exaggerated beautification. If you do not have a photo, you can skip the photo step. You will receive a Markdown content version and a web resume optimized for mobile, easy to print, or export as a PDF. The resume can also be tailored to the target role by adjusting information priorities, language, length, and phrasing, while considering both ATS parsing and visual presentation. Delivery also explains the completed wording improvements, all information still to be added, and the photo-processing status, helping you quickly review the content and continue making adjustments.
ResearchOffer Toolkit
A job search system backed by 10 years of experience at a major Silicon Valley company, packaging genuine hiring insights and job search methodologies into AI. Offer Toolkit | AI Job Search Assistant From "discovering your dream job" to "landing the offer," it breaks down the entire job search process into three smart modules: ① JD Decoder Deeply analyze the job description and generate a personalized Offer Strategy Report: - Whether it's worth applying - Role fit assessment - Core strengths and skill gaps - Interview focus and high-probability question predictions ② Resume Builder Transform your experience from a "job description" into a compelling impact story that recruiters recognize: - Automatically structure your personal experience - Optimize project descriptions and quantify achievements - Generate ATS-friendly, high-quality resumes - Supports 11+ print-ready professional templates ③ Behavioral Story Library Mine your real experiences to build reusable interview story assets: - Extract key projects and growth experiences - Automatically convert to STAR Framework - Build a personal Behavioral Interview Story Bank - Efficiently handle "Tell me about a time..." questions Whether you're debating "should I apply for this job," want to "optimize your resume," need to "analyze a JD," or are preparing for your next behavioral interview, Offer Toolkit will automatically identify your needs and route you to the most suitable AI module. Keywords: Job Search, Offer, Career, Job Hunt, JD, Job Description, Resume, CV, Behavioral Interview, STAR, Tell me about a time, Interview Preparation ------------------------------------- job-description-skill: Paste a JD and your resume, and you'll get an HTML report telling you: whether you should apply for this job, how well you match, what gaps exist, what the interview will likely ask, whether the salary is reasonable, and what to do in the next 6 weeks. resume-skill: Helps you polish your existing resume, import from LinkedIn, or write one from scratch through conversation. Provides 11 print-ready templates (Classic-ATS, Ledger, Tech Compact, Modern Sidebar, Pillar, Elegant Serif, Atelier, Timeline, Swiss, Executive, Color-block). Each time, it provides two files: one directly printable as PDF, and one you can edit by clicking words in the browser. bq-skill: It doesn't give you ready-made answers; instead, it helps you dig out things you've actually done and organize them into a reusable story library. It will ask about your experiences step by step, help you clarify your thinking using STAR/CAR, and tag them with labels like "decision-making" and "overcoming adversity." It saves one copy in Chinese and one in English, so you can use the same story for different behavioral questions next time. It can also look at a JD and predict 20 questions the company might ask, helping you prepare one by one. Three shared rules: 1. No fabrication. All experiences, responsibilities, and numbers come from what the user has actually said. It can help rephrase weak expressions, but it will never invent companies, positions, achievements, or quantified numbers. Numbers must be verified with the user. 2. Ask only one question at a time. Digging stories, building resumes, and preparing BQs are conversations, not questionnaires. 3. Structure first, then output. First convert to a standard data model, confirm it's correct, then render HTML or generate answers.
Entry-Level Career Advisor
Helps college students, graduate students, and recent graduates turn the uncertainty of “I don’t know what I’m suited for” into well-grounded career directions, step by step. You can share your résumé directly, or start by chatting about what you’ve been busy with lately, what you enjoy, and what concerns you. The assistant considers your education, academic background, internships and projects, clubs and competitions, skills, interests, values, and practical constraints. It guides you in language that’s easy for students to understand, without requiring abstract self-assessments at the start. As the details become clearer, the assistant identifies your strengths and areas to improve based on experiences you’ve actually described. Each assessment includes the supporting evidence and invites you to confirm or correct it. It then suggests ambitious, realistic, and backup career paths, explaining what each type of role generally involves, why it may suit you, what challenges you might face, and which hiring requirements you should verify yourself. This helps you compare options rather than making the decision for you. Once you confirm a direction, the assistant can organize the discussion into a structured Career Direction Recommendation Report covering your personal overview, strengths profile, risks and improvement suggestions, career directions, and an action plan for the next month, including résumé revisions, skill development, job-search channels, and scheduling. It’s suited to students who are choosing a major, looking for internships, or preparing for campus recruiting but don’t yet have a clear goal.
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- Version
- v23
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
