Product updates

What's new at Jobeefy

The latest improvements to our resume, cover letter, interview and job search tools — and how they help you.

October 2026

  1. Resumes, Cover letters, Fixes

    Your workspace, tidied up

    Your dashboard now shows one clear next step, and your documents are easier to manage.

    • A next-step card and a readiness checklist based on where you are in your search.
    • Search, filter and sort your resumes and cover letters; select several and delete with undo.
    • Undo and redo in the resume editor, and a before/after view when you rewrite a cover letter paragraph.
    • Pick a design for your cover letter and see a word count with length guidance.
    • Fixed: edits made just before leaving an editor are now always saved.
  2. Free tools, Guides

    Make your LinkedIn work harder

    Score your LinkedIn profile section by section and get specific fixes for the job you want.

    • Set a target role and see which keywords your headline, About and experience are missing.
    • Compare suggested rewrites side by side and copy the ones you like.
    • New free tools: LinkedIn headline generator, About section generator and profile checker — no sign-up needed.
    • LinkedIn headline examples for 38 Canadian jobs.
  3. Newcomers, Guides

    Guides for students and work permit holders

    Plain-language guides for working in Canada while you study or on a work permit.

    • What international students can earn in each province and territory, with work-hour rules explained.
    • Step-by-step guides for the post-graduation work permit (PGWP), co-op placements and internships.
    • A refreshed LMIA guide with how to spot fraudulent job offers.
  4. Fixes

    Fewer blank screens

    We fixed a problem that could stop some pages from loading at all.

    • Pages that could stay blank while loading now open normally again.
  5. Speed

    Faster pages, especially on phones

    Jobeefy now loads much less up front, so pages appear sooner on slower connections.

    • Pages show their content sooner, because far less has to download before they appear.
    • Text appears right away, without jumping around as the fonts load.
    • Pages no longer flicker and redraw themselves a moment after opening.
  6. Salary, Free tools, Newcomers

    Take-home pay for every province and territory

    See what a salary really leaves in your pocket before you accept an offer or move provinces.

    • A take-home pay calculator for each of the 13 provinces and territories, covering federal and provincial tax, CPP or QPP, EI and QPIP.
    • Ready-made pages for salaries from $30,000 to $150,000, so you can check an offer in seconds.
    • Compare the same salary across every province side by side.
    • Estimates now include Ontario's surtax and Health Premium and the basic CPP, EI and Canada employment credits.
  7. Salary, Free tools

    Minimum wage in every province, kept current

    Check the general minimum wage where you live, and what it works out to over a year.

    • One page per province and territory with the current general minimum wage and the date it took effect.
    • See what full-time work at minimum wage adds up to in a year, before and after tax.
    • Includes the October 1, 2026 increases in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia.
  8. Resumes, Cover letters, Interview

    Examples for 20 more jobs

    New resume examples, cover letters and interview questions for trades, health care, retail, service and office roles.

    • Examples for roles like electrician, welder, licensed practical nurse, dental assistant, security guard, cashier, payroll administrator and IT support specialist.
    • The new resume examples point out Canadian certifications worth mentioning, tips for newcomers and common mistakes to avoid.
    • Cover letter examples include alternative openings and tips for tailoring the letter to the posting.
    • Interview question sets explain what the interviewer is looking for and give a STAR outline for each answer.
  9. Newcomers, Salary, Guides

    More occupation pages, salaries by job and an ECA guide

    Find your NOC code, see what your occupation pays and plan your credential assessment.

    • 48 more NOC 2021 occupation pages with main duties, requirements and example job titles.
    • Browse occupations by TEER level to see where your job fits.
    • Salary pages for 18 occupations show low, median and high wages for Canada and each province, from Job Bank data.
    • A plain-language guide to Educational Credential Assessments: who needs one and how the assessing organizations compare.
  10. Guides

    Find guides by topic

    Our guides are now grouped by topic, so it's quicker to find the one you need.

    • Topic pages for resumes, cover letters, interviews, NOC codes, LMIA, newcomers and job search.
    • Every guide shows when it was last updated and how we research it.
  11. Plans

    Clearer plans and a smoother sign-up

    It's easier to get started, and always clear what your plan includes.

    • "Create free account" buttons now open the sign-up form and take you straight to the tool you chose.
    • On the Free plan, your dashboard shows which tools you've tried and what's left.
    • Lifetime members now see their plan shown correctly everywhere in the app.
    • One clear upgrade window that lists what each plan includes and the refund policy before you pay.
  12. Resumes, Cover letters, Jobs, Fixes

    Smoother resume, cover letter and job tools

    A round of fixes so the app behaves the way you expect.

    • Saving a job from the LMIA search now adds it to your applications.
    • The resume and cover letter editors show a clear message instead of loading forever if something goes wrong.
    • Dialogs fit small screens, and the mobile menu closes after you pick a page.

September 2026

  1. Interview, Jobs, Guides

    A step-by-step interview prep plan

    Interview prep now follows a simple plan, with a free tool for each step.

    • The interview prep page walks you through five steps: predict the questions, build your STAR stories, rehearse out loud, research the employer and prepare questions to ask.
    • Expanded guides to common Canadian interview questions and to finding LMIA-friendly jobs.

What's coming next?

See what we're building now, and tell us what would help your job search most.