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🚀 Built a Multi-Company Hiring Platform
I’ve been working on a system where different companies can create their own profiles and manage hiring in one place.
💼 Companies can:
• Post jobs
• Share job links publicly
• Receive candidate applications
• View resumes and evaluate applicants
âš¡ Everything is structured so companies can easily track who applied and review candidates efficiently.
Built using: Python , Flask, MongoDB, React
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I searched for jobs and applied for my client who needed remote jobs and I landed him interviews.
I built a free tool that tailors your resume to ANY job posting. Here's how it works 👇
Paste a job link.
That's it. One link.
Behind the scenes, it:
→ Reads the entire job posting
→ Pulls out what they're really asking for
→ Rewrites your resume to match it
→ Writes a custom cover letter (no generic fluff)
→ Saves both to a Google Doc, ready to send
No fake experience. No made-up achievements. Just your real work, presented the way each job wants to hear it.
If you're job hunting (or know someone who is), this could save hours.
Try it, break it, tell me what's missing. I'm building in public and want the feedback. 👇
Would love to hear what you think in the comments.
#AI #Automation #JobSearch #ResumeTips #CareerAdvice
The part where you just drop a single job link and it pulls the key requirements out is a neat way to cut the parsing step.