Discovering jobs

Discover finds real job openings for you, starting from your resume. Hiresweep suggests the job titles your resume qualifies you for, you check and edit them, and then it searches companies’ public job boards for openings. The jobs it finds wait in a list until you decide what to do with each one. Open it from Discover in the dashboard sidebar, under Job search.

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How a search works

A search has three parts: Nothing is searched until you have reviewed the Targets.

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Start a search

Targets appear one at a time while Hiresweep suggests them. You can edit them and search once they are all in. Select Save draft instead of Search to keep your Targets and filters and come back later. Saved drafts appear under Earlier searches with a Continue button.

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Edit Targets

Each Target has a tick box, a title and a list of ATS keywords.

• Untick a Target to leave it out of the search without deleting it.
• Edit the title, or use Add keyword to add a keyword. Remove a keyword or a whole Target with its remove button.
• Add a Target adds an empty one you fill in yourself.
• Regenerate replaces every Target with new suggestions. Hiresweep asks before it throws your edits away, and it uses another AI action.

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Filters

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Where Hiresweep searches

Hiresweep reads only public job boards whose terms allow automated access. LinkedIn and Indeed are never searched. Matches from job sites and search APIs are labelled “via” where they were found. Matches from company boards show the company instead; use the Board filter to see which board a job came from. A search returns at most 25 matches per Target and 100 per search.

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While the search runs

Discover shows Searching companies’ job boards… with how many jobs it has found so far and the latest steps of the search. If a board refuses the search or returns only some of its jobs, it is listed (for example, Workday showed only part of its results), and the other boards carry on. Select Cancel search to stop it. A search ends in one of these states:

• N jobs found: the matches are ready to review below. Searched for N Targets shows the Targets, filters and the boards that returned jobs.
• No jobs found: nothing matched your Targets and filters. Widen the location, turn off Remote only, choose a longer Posted within, or try different Targets. Where it searched lists the boards it tried.
• Search cancelled, or Cancelled after N jobs: you stopped it. Jobs found before that are kept.
• The search stopped early: something went wrong. The jobs found so far are kept.

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Review your matches

Each match shows the job title, the company, the location and how closely it fits.

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Match strength

The score compares the job with your Target without AI: most of it comes from how closely the job title matches the Target’s title, and the rest from the Target’s keywords found in the job’s title and description. Hover the label to see the exact score. The full review against your resume happens later, when you add the job and open it. Select Explain fit to have Hiresweep write a one-sentence reason for each undecided job on the page (up to 20 jobs). A sparkle icon appears next to each job title; hover or tap it to read the reason. This uses one AI action per page.

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Filter and sort

• Show (in List view): To decide and added, Dismissed, Expired or All jobs.
• Board and Target: limit the list to one source or one Target. They appear when the matches come from more than one board or Target.
• Sort by: Closest match, Newest or Company.
• View: List shows every match in a table. One at a time shows one job per screen. Phones open in One at a time.

In One at a time view, Why it fits explains the current job and the next ones in the queue (up to 20) for one AI action, and can also note the job’s biggest gap against your resume.

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Decide on each job

In One at a time view, press A to add, D to dismiss and S for later. To act on several jobs, tick their rows and select Add jobs or Dismiss. A job you already track shows Already tracking (Tracked on phones), with an arrow button that opens the application.

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Search again

When a search has finished, select Search again with these Targets. Hiresweep creates a new draft with the same Targets and filters; adjust it if you like and select Search. To run it on its own, use Repeat this search. Earlier searches on Discover’s front page lists your searches. Unfinished ones carry a status badge (Draft, Searching, Failed or Cancelled), and runs started by a repeating search are marked Scheduled. To delete a search, hover its row and select the trash icon. Its matches are deleted with it, but applications you created from them stay.

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What it costs

Your plan also limits how many searches you can run per day and at the same time, and only one search per resume can run at once. See Plans and usage.

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Troubleshooting