Search for jobs. Tailor your CV. Apply. Get rejected. Repeat. What if you had a career assistant that stuck around through all of it, including when you already had a job? It could keep track of what you’ve done, what kind of work you actually enjoy, and where you’d like to go next. That sounds more useful than dusting off the same PDF every time you need a job. Say it finds a role you’d love but you’re a little short on experience. A “63% match” score doesn’t tell you what to do. I’d want it to point out the gaps, suggest a couple of projects or resources, and help me keep track of what I’ve learned so I can come back to that kind of role later. Once I land a job, I could use the same history to plan for a promotion, switch from frontend to backend, or figure out a move abroad. People also have more than one career going at once. A software engineer might need a restaurant job to pay the bills 😭. Someone in construction might be studying cybersecurity at night. I’d want separate CVs and goals for each path without having to rebuild my whole profile every time. Looking at you, LinkedIn. I’d want it to store my CV and work history on my own device. If I chose to use an outside AI service, I’d want the option to swap names and other identifying details for aliases before sending anything, then match them back to my profile locally. Does anything already do this across a whole career? I’ve seen plenty of tools that tailor or score a CV for a single opening. I’m curious whether anyone has found one they keep using after they land a job. Would you use something like this? If you wouldn’t, what would put you off? If you would, what’s the first thing you’d ask it to do?   submitted by   /u/nian2326076 [link]   [comments]