Climate models reveal human activity may be locking SWest into permanent drought (theconversation.com)

My last job search was a chaotic mess of spreadsheets, scattered notes, and dozens of CV versions. I couldn't find a single tool to manage the whole process, so I built one.

Sagarty is a web app that acts as an end-to-end workspace for your job search. Here's how it works: - It starts with a central Talent Profile for all your skills and experiences. - It analyzes job descriptions to give you a Fit Score and shows you where the gaps are. - It helps you generate tailored CVs and Cover Letters for each role. - It preps you for interviews with company intelligence and helps structure your answers using the STAR method.

It's in a free, open beta. I'm looking for honest feedback on the workflow and the AI-generated content. All thoughts and criticisms are welcome.

You can try it here: www.sagarty.com

Thanks for taking a look.

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PaulHoule · 1h ago

I was anticipating a long job search so I made one of those in December 2016. I was at my wit's end and even managed to roll my car on Dec 31. Funny I saw a job I really wanted at an AI company right away, got an interview, talked about my AI assistant for job seeking and got the job.

razf6 · 1h ago

ha ha, so it did help you land your next job :) If you're up to it, give it a look and let me know if it's better or worse than what you built...

PaulHoule · 46m ago

Do you have to enter the job descriptions yourself or does it harvest them somehow?

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