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MyHeadHunter
A headhunter who works for you.
Recruiters are paid by the company. We aren't. MyHeadhunter reads the market every morning, tells you plainly which roles are worth your name on them, prepares the application, and chases the reply. You approve every word.
About MyHeadHunter on Product Hunt
“A headhunter who works for you.”
MyHeadHunter was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #49 on the daily leaderboard. Recruiters are paid by the company. We aren't. MyHeadhunter reads the market every morning, tells you plainly which roles are worth your name on them, prepares the application, and chases the reply. You approve every word.
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Thanks — the recruiter point is why it exists. They're paid by the company; your interests only count where they overlap.
On niche: you set the roles yourself in onboarding, and they can be as specific as you like. That's what the daily scan runs against — it isn't a generic feed you filter afterwards.
Then for anything more bespoke, you get a private forwarding address. Point your existing alerts at it — specialist boards, professional bodies, saved searches — and those postings get read and scored against your CV like everything else. The sources stay yours; the reading gets automated.
What's your field? Happy to say straight whether that would cover it.