FOR PARTNERS
NeoRole is the AI career copilot for professionals looking for their next job.
It guides, prepares, connects and supports each search: which role to look for, a resume for each job, interview practice and a board with all their processes.
How NeoRole works for:
What NeoRole does with each professional
Guides.
With the Career Compass: which role, which industry and which type of company.
Prepares.
A resume for each job, compatibility before applying, interview practice and a clearer LinkedIn.
Organizes.
Jobs, contacts and follow ups on a single board.
Supports.
NeoCoach, a virtual AI coach, helps decide the next step.
Where partners fit in
AI organizes and prepares, but some decisions need a person: a coach to guide, a recruiter with the right job, a company to support the departure or a university to guide the first job.
What partners gain
Professionals who are already looking.
People who use NeoRole are in an active search, not in a forgotten database.
Better prepared people.
They arrive with an organized resume, interview practice and clarity about what they are looking for. The session, the interview or the program starts one step ahead.
Information with permission.
Each professional decides what to share and with whom, and can withdraw permission at any time.
How NeoRole works for:
Coach.
Career coaches who support professionals in transition.
See for coachesRecruiter or headhunter.
Recruiters and firms that run hiring processes.
See for recruitersCompany.
HR teams that hire or support employee departures.
See for companiesUniversity.
Career services and alumni offices.
See for universitiesFrequently asked questions
Does NeoRole replace a coach or a recruiter?
No. NeoRole does the repetitive work of the search and connects each professional with the person they need.
What information does a partner see?
Only what each professional decides to share. Recruiters never see salary expectations or self discovery results.
How much does it cost to be a partner?
It depends on the type of partner. Each page explains it.