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Like LinkTree, but gorgeous? True, but it's obvious the team is going beyond that — customizable layouts, more expressive widgets, and a product that is very obviously designed by designers that appreciate the details. So easy to use that folks are using it for daily updates, changelogs, portfolios and more. Love Bento, but love the team building it even more!

I've been using Standard Resume on and off for over a year, and I've enjoyed the service overall. There are some quirks of the product that need to be learned before the experience becomes mostly seamless. Still, it accomplishes its goal of providing optimized resumes in a pinch that (if you already know how to pitch yourself) immediately set you above most applicants. Creating new resumes based on previous resumes is also incredibly easy now too. One Disclaimer I will add: This service alone will not ensure your resume gets read. Even worse, if you're not aesthetically minded or don't understand what does/doesn't need to be in a resume, it may even sabotage you. It's very easy to take Standard Resume's nice templates and turn them into garbage. I wish the company would provide more resume feedback and tips to ensure your resume is ready to send off. Then, the product would bring 10x the value! Will be continuing my subscription!

Peerlist is a professional network for people in tech. It lets you create a verified profile that showcases your work from different platforms, such as GitHub, Dribbble, Product Hunt, and more. You can also connect with other talented peers, share your content, ask questions, get feedback, and discover exciting job opportunities. Peerlist is a great way to build your credibility, network, and career in tech. I love using Peerlist and I think you will too.

CV Compiler looks like a great tool for anyone looking to improve their resume and increase their chances of getting hired. The ability to get instant feedback on keywords, formatting, and overall effectiveness is incredibly useful, and the AI-powered analysis makes it easy to see where improvements can be made.

like the community video side, wish it was a little more easier to join in the conversation rather than being behind.