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Job Fit

Understand the role. Make your experience clearer.

Compare your CV with a job description to understand what is already clear, what needs explaining and what to ask next. Use those observations to clarify your CV, explore questions with AI or prepare for an interview.

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A closer look

What could you discover?

A short sentence in your CV can leave useful experience unexplained. Here’s how one real detail could make it clearer.

Fictional example · planned guided experience

A sales reporting role Your CV, read alongside a specific opportunity
The job asks for
“Prepare monthly sales reports and automate reporting using SQL.”
Your CV says
“Prepared monthly sales reports.”
1. Compare

Some things are clear. Others need context.

Described in your CV

Monthly sales reporting

Your CV already describes preparing monthly sales reports. There is no need to change that fact.

Not established by this CV

SQL use and automation

The sentence doesn’t explain how you prepared the reports, which tools you used or whether you automated the process.

Missing information does not mean a missing skill. It identifies a point you could clarify, if you choose.

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 2. Clarify

Start with what you actually did.

One focused question
“How did you prepare those reports, and what part did you personally handle?”
Illustrative candidate answer
“I ran existing SQL queries, checked the figures and sent the reports to regional managers.”

This adds context. It does not change the original CV.

A short, factual answer can be enough. You can also skip the question or leave the point unresolved.

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 3. Review wording

Clearer wording. The same real experience.

Original CV passage

“Prepared monthly sales reports.”

Possible wording · for your review

Prepared monthly sales reports by running existing SQL queries, checking the figures and sending reports to regional managers.

SQL use is clarified by the candidate’s answer.

The draft describes running existing queries. It doesn’t claim the candidate developed them.

Automation remains unresolved.

Nothing supplied establishes that the reporting process was automated.

You could edit the wording, choose to use it or keep your CV unchanged. No change is applied in this demonstration.

The useful outcome is a more precise explanation of the work. Every requirement need not appear satisfied.

Back to the comparison

This scripted illustration explains the intended experience. Guided clarification and suggested CV edits are planned for MVP; they are not available to try on this page.

How Job Fit works
Your next step

Turn what you learn into your next step.

In the example above, reporting experience is clear, SQL use needs explaining and automation is still an open question. Choose what would help you next. You do not have to change your CV or complete every step.

Clarify your CV

Make a relevant passage more specific using details from work you actually did. Review any suggested wording before deciding whether to use it.

For example: explain that you ran existing SQL queries and checked the figures. Leave automation unclaimed.

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Talk through a question with AI

The AI assistant is a conversation you can use to explore a job requirement or your experience. Describe the point you want to discuss and give it the relevant details.

You could ask: “The job mentions automated reporting. I ran existing SQL queries. What should I ask the employer to understand what they expect?”

Explore the AI assistant

Build your interview preparation

Save your Job Fit report in a new or existing private preparation space: a place for your notes, examples and questions. You can also request AI suggestions based on the report, then choose what to keep.

For example: prepare how to explain the checks you made on the reports, and note a question about how much automation the role involves.

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From your preparation to the conversation

Once you have collected what you want to say and ask, you can use that preparation in two ways. Access to preparation and AI tools depends on your plan.

Keep your notes together in an interview brief

An interview brief is a document that brings your preparation together. Review it and export a PDF to revisit before the interview: for example, your reporting experience and the question you want to ask about automation.

See an interview brief

Rehearse with a mock interview

A mock interview is a practice conversation with AI, using your preparation. Try explaining your contribution to the reports, then review the feedback to decide what to make clearer next time.

See how interview practice works
How it works

One CV. One opportunity. A clearer starting point.

Use a job on Chasing or a job description you found elsewhere.

  1. Choose what to compare

    Select your CV and a job description. The comparison concerns these particular documents.

  2. Review the observations

    Look at the stated requirements and the relevant CV details. Distinguish supporting information from incomplete or unclear information.

  3. Choose what is useful to you

    Choose whether to clarify your CV, discuss a question with the AI assistant or save the report for interview preparation. Understanding the opportunity can also be enough.

You stay in control

Your experience. Your decisions.

Review the information behind each observation. Choose what to clarify and which wording to use. Updating a CV, publishing a profile and sharing information are separate decisions.

Job Fit looks at the information in your CV. It does not assess your ability to perform the job, independently verify your qualifications or predict whether you will be hired.

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