Your PDF résumé: what a hiring system reads
Two columns, an image, a header and a scanned PDF: what breaks when your résumé is read, and how to write one any form understands.
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Real numbers and engineering notes from building the product that applies to jobs for you: what worked, what cost too much, and why.
LinkedIn Easy Apply or the employer's own form
We measured what happens when a robot tries to leave LinkedIn for the employer's form. No click gets there, and the account at risk is yours.
Read →Screening questions: pay, availability, legal status
Expected pay, the optional self-declaration, availability and work authorization: how to answer without lying and without cutting yourself out.
Read →How many job applications a day make sense
One to ten a day, and why a thousand does not exist: the real supply of good roles, what a failed attempt costs and the ceiling on each plan.
Read →Search and approve jobs from Claude or ChatGPT
Connect your job search to the assistant you already use and ask in your own words. What it can do, what it cannot, and where the limits are.
Read →Auto apply vs autofill: what actually gets sent
Three different products are sold as auto apply and only one of them submits. What each does, what it leaves you, and a five-minute test for any of them.
Read →The robot that applies to jobs: how it really works
What the news reports left out: where the robot gets stuck, how it fills a Gupy form field by field, and how you prove the employer really received it.
Read →What remote jobs open to Latin America pay
116,692 postings from one month, read on 5 September 2026: what each field pays, who says out loud that they hire in Latin America, and where the form lives.
Read →What the Greenhouse application form asks you
Field by field, on the form 147 employers used last month: what is required, what nobody has to answer, and the three places everyone gets stuck.
Read →Four days running a real job search: the numbers
Four days on a real search: 360 roles seen, 87% dropped, 9 applications sent with a photo of every submit, and what each one cost us to run.
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