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Capture job descriptions from job boards and send to Perfect Resume for AI-powered resume tailoring Perfect Resume makes a resume for each job you apply to, instead of one resume for every job. A generic resume carries every detail you have and buries what a particular company looks for. Perfect Resume keeps your whole career in one profile and, for each job, builds a resume with the experience and skills that job asks for, along with a cover letter and interview preparation. Found a job worth applying for? Send it to Perfect Resume with one click, without copying and pasting. On a job posting, a "Send to Perfect Resume" button appears in the corner of the page. Click it, and Perfect Resume opens with the title, company, location and full description already filled in. From there you check how well you fit the job and build a resume and cover letter for it from your own profile. Works on the major job boards and on the hiring pages many employers use, including job pages built into a company’s own careers site. It also notices when you apply. When a job site confirms that your application was sent, it asks whether to mark the job as applied in Perfect Resume, and records it only if you say yes. When you click on Apply button that takes you to the employer's site, it notes the click, and Perfect Resume later asks whether you applied. The extension reads a posting only when you click its button, a confirmation page, or an Apply button you click. It sends what it reads only to your Perfect Resume tab. It does not track the pages you visit. You need a Perfect Resume account: https://perfect-resume.ai
Nov 10, 2026
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