Clarifications
When a search hits a decision only you can make, it stops and asks — we never guess on your resume.
Why searches pause
Tailoring quality depends on knowing your real history. When we hit an ambiguity that can't be resolved from your profile — conflicting experience entries, unclear preferences, a judgment call about how to present something — a wrong guess on a resume is far more costly than a short pause. So the search pauses and asks.
How it works
- A search that hits such a question pauses — it does not silently guess
- You receive an email with a secure link to that search's clarification page
- You answer the question, or defer it
- Once all blocking clarifications are answered, the search resumes automatically — nothing to re-trigger
- Follow-up questions can appear while an answer is being applied — the next question sometimes surfaces as your answer is processed
Where to answer
- The emailed link opens that search's clarification page with all pending questions in one place
- The dashboard also surfaces pending clarifications per workspace, so you can get there without the email
In practice
Answer in plain language, with specifics — real numbers, concrete facts. Your answers are saved into your workspace files, so you won't be asked the same thing twice.
Answering happens in one place, in plain language — no configuration, no flags. Once the blocking questions are answered, the search picks up from exactly where it paused and continues to delivery on its own.