Compare your current skills with job requirements. Identify what you need to learn and get personalized learning recommendations.
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How to Use This Tool
Compare your current skills with job requirements to see exactly what you need to learn
Get recommendations on which skills to learn first based on priority and importance
Receive curated learning resources and courses for each skill you need to develop
Re-analyze periodically to track your skill development and career readiness
A skills gap is the difference between the skills you currently have and the skills required for your target job role. Identifying these gaps is the first step toward career growth and landing your dream job.
In today's competitive job market, knowing exactly what skills you need to develop saves time and helps you focus your learning efforts. Research shows that candidates who address skill gaps proactively are 3x more likely to get job offers in their target roles.
Focus on the 20% of skills that will give you 80% of the value. For most tech roles, core programming skills, version control (Git), and one framework deeply are more valuable than knowing many technologies superficially. Master the fundamentals, then expand.
The analysis compares your listed skills against job requirements. For best results, be honest about your skill levels and include all relevant skills. The tool uses intelligent matching to identify gaps, but you should also review job descriptions manually for complete accuracy.
You can use the 'Custom Job Requirements' option to enter skills from any job description. Simply copy the required skills from the job posting and paste them into the custom requirements field.
We recommend using it monthly or whenever you're preparing for a new role. After learning new skills, re-run the analysis to see your progress and identify remaining gaps.
Most recommended resources include free options like official documentation, free courses, and community resources. Some may have paid premium options, but we prioritize free and accessible learning materials.
Currently, the analysis runs in your browser and isn't saved. You can print the results page or take a screenshot to keep a record. We're working on adding save functionality in the future.
Be honest about your proficiency: Beginner (just learning), Intermediate (can use it with help), Advanced (comfortable using it independently), Expert (can teach others). This helps provide more accurate gap analysis.
Use this tool to identify what to learn, then explore our resources to start building those skills
