How to compare your CV with a job description
Paste your CV and the job description, and we tell you, requirement by requirement, what you show, what is partly there and what is missing. No score, no sign-up.
What the comparison does
A job description asks for specific things: a licence, years of experience, a language level, working hours. The comparison takes them one by one and looks in your CV for the line that shows each.
It doesn't tell you whether you'll be chosen. It tells you what a reader of your CV will see, so you can decide what to make clearer before you send it.
How it works
- Paste your CVOr upload it as a PDF, Word file or photo. No CV yet? You can make one in a few minutes.
- Paste the job descriptionThe text of the ad, or the full rules of a public-sector call.
- Check each requirementNext to each one, the line of your CV that shows it, or what is missing.
What each result means
- CoveredA line of your CV shows it. We show you which.
- PartlyYour CV mentions it, but not fully: the level, the years or a detail the job asks for is missing.
- Not shownWe found no line that says it. It doesn't mean you can't do it: it means your CV doesn't show it.
- Confirm itA condition only you can confirm: hours, your own vehicle, nationality. It counts when you tick it.
Each requirement also says whether the job demands it («Essential») or only values it («Nice to have»). They are counted separately.
An example
- Warehouse management experienceCovered
- Forklift licenceCovered
- Knowledge of a WMSPartly
- Advanced ExcelNot shown
Made-up job and CV. The count says how many requirements the CV shows, not a score about the person. See an example
What it doesn't do
- It gives no score or percentage about you.
- It isn't the employer's assessment: it's a guide to improve your CV.
- It invents nothing: a CV for the job is made with your own sentences.
- We can get it wrong. Next to each requirement there is «Not right?» to tell us.
What happens to your CV
The comparison is done by our own rules, without AI. Only if you agree does an AI give it a finer reading, and we remove your name and contact details first.
Your CV is not stored on our servers. If you upload a PDF or Word file, it is read on your device and only the text reaches us.
For statistics, the server keeps what the job asked for and the result, without your CV or anything that identifies you.
Questions
Do I need to sign up?
No. The comparison is free and needs no account.
Does it work for public-sector exams?
Yes. You can paste or upload the full rules: we read the requirements and the merits, and copy the deadline, where to apply and the fee.
What do I do with what's missing?
If you have it, write it in your CV with a concrete fact (where, when, for how long). If you don't, we show you free public courses to get it.
What if the job is in another language?
It works in Catalan, Spanish and English, also when the CV and the job are in different languages.
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