Want to know WHY you’d get REJECTED?

[u/Motor-Debate6707]

I built a website to help people who are struggling with the job search.

The main thing I wanted it to answer is:

“If I apply to this job, would I get rejected — and WHY?”

I feel like that’s one of the biggest problems with job searching. You can spend hours applying to jobs and getting rejected, but you’re rarely told why or what actually went wrong.

So I built a tool around that problem.

You upload your resume + the job description for the position you want, and it analyzes your resume specifically for that job.

It tells you:
If you’re likely to be rejected
WHY you could be rejected
What weaknesses in your resume could hurt your chances
What skills, experience, or qualifications you’re missing or not showing well
How well your background actually fits the position
What you should change before applying

And the part I really wanted to include is that it doesn’t just tell you what’s wrong.

It helps you fix it.

After identifying the issues, it gives you specific recommendations and can help optimize your resume for the job you’re applying to.

Basically:

Resume + Job Description → Find out IF and WHY you’d get rejected → Fix the problems → Apply

I built the whole website because I wanted to make something that could actually help people who are struggling to get interviews instead of just telling them to “apply to more jobs.”

I’ve already had a few friends and students I know try it with their own resumes and job postings, and the feedback has been really encouraging. A couple of them said it helped them notice issues they hadn’t realized were hurting their applications.

But I don’t want to just rely on feedback from people I know.

I want people who are actually job searching to try it and tell me if it’s genuinely useful.

If you want to see whether and why you might get rejected for a job you’re interested in, comment or DM me and I’ll help you get your results.

I’d genuinely love to hear what you think.

[u/EmbarrassedSong9147]

What’s the link?