A New Resume Matcher & The Way Forward ✨

[srbhr]

Hi Resume Matcher community!

Since the past few months, I’ve been working with my team, thinking of ways we can improve Resume Matcher and make it more AI-centric. This led to various versions, ideas, iterations, and changes that we’ve worked on (and scraped some of them).

This version highlights the idea of taking Resume Matcher in a new direction, making it the VS Code for resume building. Something where you can just get started with a blank idea set, and it’ll help you create multiple variations, help you track your job applications, and cover letters. With the help of AI, of course. Rahul has been a great help in building and brainstorming some of the features.

Finding a job has been difficult, and this is why Harshita will be joining us in maintaining the community and will share ideas, job postings, and be part of the growing Resume Matcher community, helping job seekers with some openings and guiding them towards the process.

I really thank you for the support and love y’all have given me, and I want to make this platform better and awesome for all of us. And with this move, I’ll be shifting all the development efforts to the main branch, building in public & sharing all the development efforts, ideas, etc. with the community.

Thank you so much,
Saurabh Rai

[utsabc]

@srbhr would love to collaborate on this. :)

[srbhr]

Hi @utsabc please check the branch veridis-quo I'll be soon making that as the default branch. Just pushing installing instructions on it.

[srbhr]

@utsabc it's been a looong time, but you can try the new resume matcher.