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How My Job Fixer Works

Start with a job you want. My Job Fixer compares your CV with that role, shows you what is already strong, helps you improve what can be improved, then guides you towards a stronger application and interview. You do not need to learn every tool first — just follow the steps.

1Choose
a Job
2Check
Your CV
3Fix
the Gaps
4Re-check
Your Progress
5Prepare
Your Application
6Prepare
for Interview
New to My Job Fixer?

You only need to do three things to get started.

Choose a Target Job, add your latest CV, and run your first Role Gap Score. Your Job Fix Plan will show you what to do next.

Your simple route from CV to interview

Work through these in order the first time. After that, My Job Fixer will help you move backwards or forwards whenever you need to.

1

Choose the job you want

Add or select a real vacancy as your Target Job. Include the full job description when you can. This gives My Job Fixer something specific to compare your CV against.

2

Check your latest CV against that job

Upload or paste your latest CV and run the Role Gap Score. You will see four separate scores for Experience, Skills, Qualifications and CV Alignment, plus a practical Job Fix Plan.

Your score is guidance, not a prediction of whether an employer will hire you.

3

Fix what can be fixed

If your experience is already there but your CV does not show it clearly, use Fix My CV. If there is a genuine skills or qualification gap, use Build My Skills. Some experience gaps need real evidence or future experience rather than different wording.

4

Re-check your progress

After making useful changes, use Score With Latest CV. My Job Fixer compares the new result with your previous assessment and highlights meaningful progress instead of making you chase tiny score changes.

You are looking for a strong, application-ready CV — not a perfect 100.

5

Prepare the application

When your CV is ready, use your Target Job and genuine career evidence to prepare a tailored CV, cover letter, supporting statement, personal statement or application-form answer.

6

Prepare for the interview

Work through likely questions, strengthen your evidence-based answers, practise STAR examples and use mock interview tools to prepare before the real conversation.

What is a Working CV?

When you add a CV during Gap Analysis, you decide whether My Job Fixer should use that same CV automatically in the other tools.

Recommended for an easy workflow

Set as Working CV

Your privacy-cleaned CV is kept temporarily in this browser tab and can be loaded automatically into Fix My CV, Re-score, Prepare My Application and Prepare for Interview. When it is auto-loaded you will see the badge Latest Working CV.

More manual

Use This CV Once

The CV is used for that check only. Other tools will start with a blank CV field and you can paste or upload the latest version when you need it. A CV supplied this way does not silently become your Working CV.

Important: Always work from your latest CV. If you do not have a Working CV saved and you paste a CV into Fix My CV, Application or Interview, make sure it is the version you currently want employers to see.

Know when to stop improving the CV

Strong enough to apply beats endlessly rewriting.

Once CV Alignment is strong and My Job Fixer finds no material CV changes remaining, it will tell you that CV optimisation is complete for that Target Job. Further rewrites may simply be different stylistic choices. At that point, move on to the application and interview rather than trying to force every score to 100.

Remember: Experience, Skills and Qualifications are different from CV wording. If a genuine gap remains in one of those areas, improving the CV alone may not change it. You may need additional evidence, learning, a qualification or more experience.

Ready to begin?

Choose the job you want, add your latest CV and let My Job Fixer show you the shortest useful route forward.

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