Job search resources
Short, practical guides for the parts of a job search that actually move outcomes: tailoring one resume per role, finding employers who sponsor visas, tracking follow-ups, and reading a match score honestly. Every guide cites its sources and avoids advice that depends on inventing experience you do not have.
Key takeaways
- Tailoring beats volume: a focused application to a well-matched role outperforms twenty generic ones.
- Sponsorship is a posting-level fact — verify it in the original listing, never from a summary.
- A tracked pipeline with reminders is the cheapest way to recover lost opportunities.
- Match scores are guides for prioritisation, not predictions of hiring outcomes.
All guides
- How to tailor a resume for each jobA truth-first, 15-minute method: read the posting for signals, mirror real language, and never invent a skill.
- How to find jobs with visa sponsorshipWhere sponsorship signals actually appear, the searches that surface them, and how to verify before you apply.
- Application tracker and follow-up guideThe stages worth tracking, what to write in notes, and follow-up timing that reads as professional, not pushy.
- How resume match scores workWhat the percentage is built from, why gaps matter more than the number, and what a score can never tell you.
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