Your whole application in one PDF
Job pages are clearer, saved roles survive sign-in, and useful advice is easier to find.
Application packs now travel as one PDF, with the cover letter followed by the tailored resume. Public job pages make a firmer distinction between verified facts, estimates, and missing evidence, while preserving useful structure in descriptions. Signed-out visitors can save a job from Browse and find it waiting after login. The blog is easier to explore, First Look emails are easier to scan, and Research explains its job totals in plain language.
Download the whole pack at once
Application packs now have a Download pack button that creates one PDF with the cover letter first and the tailored resume after it. The file is built from your latest edits, so there is no more downloading two documents and joining them by hand.
Know what a job page can prove
Job pages now show salaries and benefits only when the listing supports them, and estimates are clearly marked as estimates. Descriptions keep useful headings, paragraphs, and lists without letting broken or empty text pass as a real posting. If a role briefly disappears from its source, its page explains the change before retiring to a clean not-found state.
Save a job before you sign in
Signed-out visitors can now tap Save this job on any Browse card. Dreamwork carries that exact role through email or Google sign-in and places it in the pipeline, so the reason you created an account is still waiting when you return.
Also shipped this week
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- Sent attachments remain visible and downloadable in recruiter conversations, including after a refresh
- The blog now groups Guides, Reviews, Research, and Changelog posts into clear sections while keeping every story easy to reach
- Nine new guides cover resume templates, ghost jobs, response timing, job-search tools, and how hiring software works
- First Look emails now use a readable branded layout, shorter subject lines, and a direct explanation of why each job fits
- Welcome-email links now open a prepared Matches feed instead of making new members wait on an empty stateUser request
- Research now separates all jobs indexed, jobs added in the last 60 days, and verified active roles today
- The mobile language menu stays compact until you choose to reveal another language
- Pack regeneration and refine limits now show the full Pro comparison and the exact allowance an upgrade adds
- The resume guide now includes a real one-page example and a matching PDF template to download
- Blog cards now use a consistent editorial art system that stays legible on both desktop and mobile