Can I apply for this job?
Paste a job and upload your résumé. Leepo reads what the posting asks beyond skills (where it hires, the work permit or visa sponsorship, the years of experience and the degree) and answers in one of four words: You can apply, Check, A stretch or Not open to you. Free, no account needed.
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- 1Paste the job
- 2Upload your résumé as a PDF
- 3See “Can you apply?” and your Résumé fit
The four things that decide it
- Where the job hires. An office in another country, or a remote job open to one country only. A remote job’s head office city is not a limit unless the posting says you must live there.
- Work permit and sponsorship. Whether the posting says it can sponsor a visa, against the work rights you have in that country.
- Years of experience. The years it asks, against the years in your résumé’s roles.
- Degree. The level and field it asks, and whether it accepts equivalent experience.
Skills never decide it. They count in your Résumé fit, shown beside the answer.
What each answer means
- You can apply
- You meet what the posting asks: it hires where you can work, and you have the years and the degree.
- Check
- Something needs a look: up to a year short of the experience asked, more years than it asks, a detail Leepo needs from you, or a posting that says little about who it’s for.
- A stretch
- You’re more than a year short of the experience it asks, or short of the degree.
- Not open to you
- The posting rules you out in its own words, such as hiring in one country only or not sponsoring visas when you’d need one.
Only the posting’s own words count. Leepo never shows a limit the posting didn’t write, and when it says nothing to decide by, the answer says so.
On every job, before it’s sent
With an account, every job you save gets the same answer on its page, and Leepo only applies for you to the newest jobs you fully qualify for. How Leepo applies for you
Guides on requirements and screening questions
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I qualify for a job?
Read what the posting asks beyond skills: where the company hires, whether it sponsors visas, how many years of experience it wants and which degree. Leepo’s free check reads those four from the posting’s own words and answers in one word, with a line saying why.
Read the guide: Should I Apply If I Don’t Meet All the Requirements?
Can I apply if the job says it doesn’t sponsor visas?
If you would need sponsorship to work there, the application is usually screened out by a knockout question. Leepo marks such a job Not open to you when the posting says it can’t sponsor and your saved work rights say you need it.
Read the guide: ATS Knockout Questions: Examples and How to Answer Them
Should I apply if I have fewer years of experience than the job asks?
Often yes, when you are close and the rest fits. Years alone never rule you out in Leepo’s check: up to a year short reads Check, and more than a year short reads A stretch, with the years asked against the years on your résumé.
Read the guide: Should I Apply If I Don’t Meet All the Requirements?
Does a remote job mean I can work from anywhere?
No. Many remote jobs hire in one country or region only. Leepo reads the posting’s place line and marks a job open to one country only as Not open to you unless you can work there.
Is the check free?
Yes. Paste a job, upload your résumé as a PDF and see the answer, with your Résumé fit for the same job. No account is needed. With an account, every job you save gets the same answer on its page.
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