The Job Search System

Most job searches fail on sequence, not effort.

Yuhpp runs your whole search in the right order, from deciding what you want next to negotiating the offer. Thirty-seven guided steps, six checkpoints, and one workspace that keeps your resume and your work.

Free to start · Bring the resume you already have
A tangled cluster of circles scatters in every direction, some drifting away, then they come back together as six phases in order: Direction, Positioning, Search and outreach, Application, Interview, Offer. BEFORE YUHPP · APPLICATIONS INTO THE VOID WITH YUHPP · SIX PHASES, IN ORDER
Why Yuhpp

Every part of your search, in one place.

A job search runs on a pile of pieces: target roles, resume versions, half-written stories, interview notes. Spread across docs and tabs, they go missing right when you need them. Yuhpp keeps them together in one workspace. Every step runs right there and builds on what you have already saved, so there is nothing to copy and paste between tools.

Your workspaceAll in one place
Resume
Saved once. Every step reads it.
Target roles
The titles to go after and the searches to run
Experience bank
Resume-ready proof, skill by skill
Story bank
Interview stories, sorted by theme
Applications
Every role you go after, with its score and where it stands
Interview prep
A brief and likely questions for each round
Nothing to re-paste. Nothing to dig for.
If this sounds like you
What Yuhpp does about it

“I know I want something new. I just don’t know what to go after.”

Know which roles to go after, and how to find them.

Yuhpp reads your resume and names the roles you can credibly go after, with how strong a fit each one is. Then it turns them into exact job titles and ready-to-run searches that surface postings the big job boards bury.

Saved to Target roles

“I’ve done the work this role asks for. My resume just doesn’t show it.”

Have the right proof ready for every application.

Capture each accomplishment once, written as a resume-ready bullet. When a posting asks for something, pull the bullet that proves it instead of rewriting from memory. Your experience bank keeps growing as your career does.

Saved to Experience bank

“I have the experience, but in an interview it comes out as a ramble.”

Turn what you have done into stories that land.

A guided conversation draws out the situation, what you did, and the result, one question at a time. Each one becomes a 60 to 90 second answer, and you end up with six to eight stories that cover the themes interviewers test.

Saved to Story bank

“I send out applications and hear nothing back.”

Spend your applications where they can land.

Before you apply, the Match Meter scores the role against your resume from 1.0 to 10.0 and checks it against your non-negotiables. Seven and up, you apply, and try for a referral first. Below seven, you skip it and put that time where you can win.

Saved to Applications

“I read up on the company and still walk in unsure of what they’ll ask.”

Prepare for the round you are actually in.

A recruiter screen, a hiring manager round, and a panel each test something different. Yuhpp preps you for each one: a short company brief with its sources listed, the questions this interviewer is likely to ask, your opening answer, and which story to tell whom.

Saved to Interview prep

“I keep getting rejected and don’t know why.”

Find out what actually went wrong.

A rejection comes from one of three places: a real gap in your experience, how the interview went, or a strong field of other candidates. Yuhpp works out which one it was, so you fix the right thing instead of rebuilding what was never broken.

Saved to Applications

Your roles, your proof, your stories, and your prep, right where you left them.

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Good company

A system can prescribe a cadence. It cannot make you keep one.

That part takes other people. Good company is a small WhatsApp community built around one weekly ritual: post your pipeline numbers once a week in The Weekly Number. Each Monday the logs come back as one post showing where the group sits at each stage.

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Free, and it stays free
Eight people sit in a ring around a shared circle split into eight pieces. Each week every person posts and fills their piece. When one person goes quiet and drifts out, the two beside them pull them back in and the shared circle closes. EVERY MONDAY · ONE POST EACH THE WEEK YOU WANT TO SKIP THE GROUP PULLS YOU BACK IN

Run your search in the right order.

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