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Decide which postings are worth your application
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The Job Scout Builder finds the roles and stops at the shortlist. This is the next station. Load the shortlist, work one posting at a time, and get a call on each before you spend an hour tailoring a resume for a seat that may not exist. When a role earns an Apply, The ATS Reality Check gets the document ready before you send it.
Load a scout report or start blank. The call on the right updates as you work, and it names the rule that produced it.
Guided review
Most people decide whether to apply by reading a posting twice and going with a feeling. This walks you through five short screens per role and returns a call you can defend: Apply, Investigate First, or Pass. About ten minutes per role.
Your daily report ends with a payload block the scout writes for this tool. Choose the report file, or paste the report text. Parts 1 through 3 fill in for every role at once. Part 4 stays yours. Markdown, plain text, and PDF all work. From Google Docs download as Plain text or Markdown first, since a Word file cannot be read here. If your report has no payload block, the roles are read straight out of the report instead. If it is not a report at all, any job titles in the text are pulled out so you can start from something.
The call and the rule that produced it are below. If it reads Investigate First, the open items tell you exactly what to resolve.
Add a role to begin.
Nothing open yet.
Updates live as you work. The summary board covers every role in the queue and is the block to paste into your tracker.
This tool decides. It does not track. When a role earns a yes, open the posting and save it with the tracker you already use, then come back for the next role.
Two more stations, both free and both on this site. The ATS Reality Check checks the resume against this posting before you send it, and flags the layout choices that stop a parser cold. The Interview Evidence Kit builds the prep sheet once an interview is scheduled.
Neither tool is required and neither one is mine. They are named because a job search needs a memory and these two do that job well. Nothing here is uploaded to them or to anyone else.