Upload your resume once. Hirerizz scores every job against it and shows what matches and what is missing, so you stop spending time on jobs that were never a fit. Every score comes with a reason. Then it helps you tailor your resume (without adding anything you have not done), write a cover letter for a specific job, prepare for the interview and remind you when to follow up. Built for marketing, tech and finance jobs in Delhi NCR, Bangalore and Mumbai. Try it free for 7 days, no card is needed.

Hi everyone, I'm Jatin, the maker of Hirerizz. I built it because I lived this problem myself. There are so many good jobs out there, but with hundreds of job boards and thousands of listings, the right people often never reach the right job. You search for hours and end up frustrated. I wanted to know, before applying, which jobs really fit me. So Hirerizz scores every job against your resume instead of just listing it. Here is what it does: you upload your resume once, and it shows what matches and what is missing for each job. Then it helps you tailor your resume (it only reorders and rewords what you have really done), write a cover letter, prepare for the interview and remember to follow up. It is built for marketing, tech and finance jobs in Delhi NCR, Bangalore and Mumbai. You get 7 days free, no card needed. I am still refining it, and your feedback will shape what I fix next. Please try it and tell me what you think. Good or bad, all feedback is welcome. What would make you trust a job score more?

Hirerizz scores every job against your resume and shows what matches and what is missing. A score only helps if you trust it, so I want to learn what makes you trust one.

I would love your view on three things:

1. When you see a match score on a job, what else would you want next to it before you apply?

2. Is it more useful to see why a job fits, what is missing, or both?

Hirerizz scores every job against your resume and shows what matches and what is missing. A score only helps if you trust it, so I want to learn what makes you trust one.

I would love your view on three things:

1. When you see a match score on a job, what else would you want next to it before you apply?

2. Is it more useful to see why a job fits, what is missing, or both?

Hirerizz

Know which jobs fit your resume before you apply

Know which jobs fit your resume before you apply

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What would make you trust a job match score enough to act on it?

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What would make you trust a job match score enough to act on it?