Match scores you can argue with
Flattery doesn't get you hired, so Dreamwork stopped doing it.
A focused week on truth. Match scores now penalize real mismatches, honor your filters, and follow an honest curve instead of flattering every job. The resume optimizer stopped inventing: no fabricated titles, no stranded headers, no raw machine output leaking into your document. Twenty pull requests, nearly all of them about trust.
Match scores you can argue with
Match relevance was rebuilt around honest fit. Real mismatches now cost a job points, your filters are actually honored in the ranking, and the score curve tells the truth instead of calling everything a 90. Matches are gated to your function and ranked by specialty within it, and search works inside your matches by default — the full job index is one toggle away.
A resume optimizer that can't lie
The optimizer no longer invents a title or headline you never had, keeps your contact details attached to the header where they belong, and guards against raw model output ever rendering into the document. Experience entries picked up a cleaner layout too — bold company names, right-aligned dates — so the optimized version reads like it was typeset, not generated.
Also shipped this week
20 total pull requests
- The match percentage indicator was redesigned as a clean, minimal ring
- One clear Apply button instead of three competing calls to action
- Research now defaults to the full hiring index and no longer times out on first load
- Fixed the freeze when starting an application from a pack that hadn't finished generating
- Infinite scroll on Matches stopped lagging card reveals
- Salary estimation now runs after enrichment finishes instead of racing it
- A new Dreamwork “d” mark in your browser tab