MajorGen
Autonomous AI career agent that finds roles, tailors applications, applies and preps you for interviews
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What is MajorGen?
MajorGen describes itself as an autonomous career agent for job seekers. After an intake that models your skills and goals, a set of agents scans live roles, scores them for fit, and drafts a resume and cover letter for each one in your own voice.
The agents named on the site are Sourcer, Tailor, Pipeline and Coach. They find roles, write applications, keep every stage and follow-up current, and run role-specific interview practice before each call. The agent checks in for your approval before submitting applications.
The site says it is free to start and works on a pay-per-run credit system with no subscription, and that credits do not expire. Exact credit prices were not visible on the homepage.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Scans live roles and scores them for fit against your profile
- Drafts a resume and cover letter for each role in your own voice
Cons
- Requires an intake that models your skills and goals first
Frequently Asked Questions
We have no pricing information available now, so please check the MajorGen's website.
According to our latest information, this tool does not seem to have a lifetime deal at the moment, unfortunately.
After an intake that models your skills and goals, MajorGen's agents scan live roles and score them for fit. The Sourcer finds openings and the Tailor drafts a resume and cover letter in your voice for each one. The agent checks in for your approval before submitting any application.
Yes. According to the site, the Pipeline agent keeps every stage and follow-up current. That gives you one place to see where each role stands. The site names four agents in total, Sourcer, Tailor, Pipeline and Coach, so you can see which part handles each task.
Yes, according to the site, the agent checks in for your approval before submitting applications. This gives you a chance to review the tailored resume and cover letter first. You stay in control of which applications go out, so review each draft carefully before approving it.
It begins with an intake that models your skills and goals. From there the agents scan live roles and draft materials based on that profile. The site describes MajorGen as an autonomous career agent for job seekers. For details on what the intake asks, check the official website.
It does. Beyond resumes and cover letters, the Coach agent runs role-specific interview practice before each call. The site says this practice is offered for each interview stage. Check the official website for how that practice is delivered and whether it covers every type of role you are targeting.
