> What worked better for me is CVnomist. Instead of rewriting your resume into some fluffy template, it takes your base CV and the job posting, then matches the

> What worked better for me is CVnomist. Instead of rewriting your resume into some fluffy template, it takes your base CV and the job posting, then matches the two. The result is still your resume, just tailored to the role in seconds — and it doesn’t hallucinate skills you don’t have. There's already several services which does exactly this, like Rezi and Teal, to name a couple. What makes CVnomist any better than these established names?