A place to work on your next job.
Bring your resume and a job posting. CareerPigeon helps you prepare an application, practice for the interview, and keep track of the conversations that follow.
Compare free and paid plansFrom the job posting
Lead cross-functional projects that improve enterprise onboarding.
Original resume
Led an onboarding redesign for enterprise customers with Product, Engineering, and Customer Success.
Suggested wording
Led the cross-functional redesign of enterprise onboarding with Product, Engineering, and Customer Success.
Your approvalReview the wording before using it in an application.
Your experience, written for the role.
Start with the resume you have. Add a job posting in the Resume Workshop to create a draft for that application, then review the proposed changes.
Explore the Resume Workshop- Keep a starting point
- Build a master resume from your career history so you can return to it for the next application.
- Check what changed
- Compare the draft with your original. Edit wording that doesn’t sound like you, and check every claim against your experience.
- Use the version you reviewed
- Export your resume when you’re ready to apply.
Give that answer a practice run.
Choose a behavioral, technical, or case interview. Add the role you’re preparing for, then answer by speaking or typing.
When you end the session, read the feedback alongside your answers. You can reopen the conversation before your next interview.
See the Interview CoachTell me about a project that missed its deadline. What did you do when you realized it was going to be late?
You can take time to work through your answer here.
Where did you leave that application?
Keep the posting, your notes, and the current stage together. Update an application as you hear back, or archive it with its outcome.
Search by company or role when you need to pick it up again.
See the Application Tracker- Saved
- Applied
- Interviewing
- Offer
- Archived
Remember the conversation.
Keep notes on a recruiter, a former colleague, or someone who offered a referral. Record how you know them and what you agreed to send.
Set a reminder for the next check-in. Copy a message draft, edit it, and send it yourself.
Explore ContactsKeep track of the work you put in.
Completed activities earn XP toward your career ranks. Your profile shows the progress you’ve made across resume work, interview practice, applications, and contacts.
Ranks reflect activity in CareerPigeon. They don’t predict a hiring outcome.
Start with your resume.
Create an account and bring the experience you want to work with.