Second Summit finds new jobs each morning, scores your best matches against your resume with the reasons, writes the resume and cover letter that fit, and helps you apply. You pick the ones worth your time.
Free during beta. No credit card.
See how Second Summit helps you find the work, tell your story and keep moving.
The searching, scoring and writing happen before you sit down.
Tell us the titles, cities and pay you want. You can change them any time.
Every morning we check the career pages of 250+ employers and job search services, then score each new role from 1 to 10 against your resume, with the reason.
Pick a job and get a tailored resume, an ATS check, and a cover letter that sounds like you. Then Trailhead helps you with the application, and you press Submit.
Everything here exists to get a better application out the door.
Not "people also viewed". Each job is compared with your own resume and your own goals.
The keywords and skills that job asks for, woven in honestly. Nothing invented.
See what an applicant tracking system will find, and what it will miss, before you apply.
Found one on LinkedIn, Indeed or a friend's email? Paste the link and it gets the same treatment.
For each role, what you already have and what to emphasize or learn.
Your resume and documents are visible only to your account.
Trailhead is our Chrome extension for the part that takes the longest: the application form. On the employer systems it supports, on your computer, it fills in your details, your saved answers and the resume you tailored for that job, and marks what it is unsure about. On your phone and on other systems, it hands you your answers and your resume. You check everything and press Submit.
On supported employer systems, your details, your saved answers and your tailored resume go into the form. Anything it is unsure about is marked for you.
It uses what you confirmed and asks when it does not know. It never makes up an answer.
Legal and demographic questions are left for you to answer. Trailhead never submits for you.
Filling works in Chrome on a computer. On the phone and on other systems, Trailhead puts your answers and your resume at your fingertips. We are adding more systems as each one passes our checks.
Browse jobs from employers' own career pages, with the pay they list and who is hiring. Updated daily.
Software engineeringData and analyticsProduct and designMarketingSalesCustomer support and successFinance and accountingHR and recruitingLegal and complianceOperations and logisticsIT and securityEngineering (not software)NursingHealthcareEducation and teachingSkilled trades and maintenanceHospitality and food serviceProject managementAll jobs by role and city
Free monthly data on pay, prices and hiring in 99 metro areas, 41 states and the largest cities, built from employers' own job postings and official government data.
Indeed's postings count sits 32.4% below its February 2020 level in Seattle and 36.3% above it in Jackson, Mississippi, as hiring drifts away from tech coasts. Only 37.8% of postings we read list pay, and after prices are counted, San Jose's typical wage stretches furthest.
See posted pay, what a paycheck buys, remote work and unemployment for your metro area, state or city, with free downloads.
An interactive chart of wages against prices and more, for every metro area and state.
Practical help for your search, built on the same data. No signup, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
A job-search planner, an application-funnel diagnostic and an offer comparison adjusted for local prices.
Make a LinkedIn-ready photo from the photo you have. Free, in your browser.
Technology, financial services and insurance, professional services, and healthcare and life sciences.
How to read a pay range, where employers must list pay, and what application forms ask.
The first steps, with a link to the official source for each.
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