Save the role once
Bring the vacancy and source link into the workspace without repetitive copy-paste loops.
Capture workflow
CareerBoard Chrome Extension for Vacancy Capture and Reuse
Use the CareerBoard Chrome extension to capture vacancy context into your workspace and keep roles connected to evaluation, tailoring, prep, and tracking.
Save the role onceReuse the same role context laterCapture feeds the system, not another silo
Why CareerBoard
Keep the whole search in one operating system
CareerBoard works best when you want every role, document, interview, and AI workflow to stay connected instead of resetting across separate tools.
Save the role once
Reuse the same role context later
Capture feeds the system, not another silo
Overview
What this public page needs to communicate
The Chrome extension matters because capture is where job-search fragmentation often starts. CareerBoard turns a role you found on the web into a structured record that can power the rest of the workflow instead of dying in a tab, bookmark, or copied note.
Reuse the same role context later
The captured vacancy can feed evaluation, resume tailoring, interview prep, and application tracking.
Capture feeds the system, not another silo
The extension is valuable because it strengthens the workspace, not because it becomes a separate destination on its own.
Workflow
How this fits into the CareerBoard system
These pages explain how assistant, integration, and capture entrypoints map back to the actual workspace and its role-based workflows.
01
Capture a vacancy from the browser
Save the role into CareerBoard while preserving the original source context and copied vacancy details.
02
Evaluate and organize it inside the workspace
Decide whether the role deserves application effort before generating resumes or prep materials for it.
03
Move into the rest of the workflow
Once the role is in CareerBoard, the same record can power tailoring, tracking, preparation, and later interview review.
Questions
Common clarifications
Short answers for product framing and public discoverability.
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