Yago Job Fit

Yago Job Fit answers one question while you browse jobs: is this posting worth your application? Open the side panel, sign in with your Yago account, and browse jobs the way you already do. When you open a posting on a supported job board, the panel detects it and shows the job title. One click scores it against your CV. Nothing is scored without your click. WHAT YOU GET FOR EVERY JOB A fit score from 0 to 100, calibrated like a skeptical recruiter reading your CV for 30 seconds, not a keyword counter that flatters you. A clear verdict: apply, apply with a referral, or do not apply. Hard filters checked first: location, years of experience, required credentials. What your CV already covers, what it covers partially, and where the real gaps are. The exact keywords from the posting that are missing from your CV, verified word for word against both texts. No invented keywords. What would actually move the score: honest rewording of real experience, details worth adding if they are true, and gaps you should not try to talk around. WHERE IT WORKS Automatic detection on the majority of jobs sites. On any other site, use the Score this page button or paste the job description. WHY IT IS DIFFERENT Most match tools count overlapping words and hand almost everyone a comfortable 70 something. Yago Job Fit models the screen that actually rejects people: the human skim. It will tell you when not to apply, and it will show you exactly what to fix in your CV when the answer is close. Every claim it makes is traced to text in your CV or in the posting. YOUR DATA The extension reads a page only while the side panel is open, and only job postings. It does not track your browsing history, does not modify the pages you visit, and injects nothing into them. The job text you score is sent to Yago servers to compute your result. Full details: https://www.yagocareers.io/privacy Requires a free account at yagocareers.io. Your score is computed against the CV in your Yago account, the same one used by the Yago CV Lab, so improving one improves the other.