Discover. Involve reads your CV and shows jobs you could move to, and says plainly whether each one is a step up, a change of field, or both. If a jump is too big for one move, it names the job in between.
Plan. Tell Involve the role, cities and pay you want. It turns that into a plan for your search.
Find. Up to 10 curated jobs for you every day, from employers’ own career sites, each one labelled with where it came from. Log in to get matched.
Make. A CV for each job. Involve suggests one line at a time. You press Use this or Edit.
Check. See how ready your CV is for this job and what is missing, before you send it, and add what is missing through the chat.
Prepare. Mock interviews that follow up on your answers, plus practice tests. The interviewer asks out loud, you answer on camera, he follows up on what you said, and you get feedback. Then take timed tests and see your score by topic.
Apply. Turn on Auto-apply and Involve sends your tailored CV to jobs whose sites allow it, up to your daily limit, and lists each one in your tracker. Where a site needs its own form, the Chrome extension fills it and you press Submit. LinkedIn is never automated.
Track. Every application on one board, from saved to interview to offer. Involve moves the card when you apply.
Negotiate. See typical pay for your job and country, practise the talk with a pretend hiring manager, compare offers side by side and copy ready-made scripts. General guidance, not legal or financial advice.
Network. For any job, see who to contact: your likely manager, people named in the ad, people doing the job now, people from your school and the recruiter. Press Draft message for a short note, then copy it and send it yourself.
Energy check. Two minutes a week, all taps: what gave you energy this week and what drained you. Over the weeks the count shows your own pattern. It is just a count, you decide what it means, and only you can see it.