Job Advisor is built for people trying to figure out what to do with their working life — whether that's choosing a first career, considering a switch, or just wanting to understand a job title they've seen in a listing. Instead of generic "top 10 careers" listicles, it draws on a standardized, official European catalog of occupations (the same taxonomy used across the EU labor market) so the jobs and skills it talks about are grounded in real, recognized categories rather than made up on the fly.
For each job, the site offers AI-generated answers to the kinds of questions a job seeker actually has: what does this role really involve day to day, what skills or background do you need, what's it like to work in, how do you get started, what are realistic next steps. Rather than one canned answer, questions can be tackled by different advisor "personas," so someone can get perspective that's tailored rather than one-size-fits-all — closer to asking several knowledgeable people the same question than reading a single static FAQ.
Behind the scenes, new questions and job categories keep getting added and answered automatically, so the pool of advice keeps growing rather than going stale after launch. A lightweight admin layer lets someone review and curate the AI-generated content before it reaches job seekers, so the site can scale up its coverage of careers and questions while still keeping a human check on quality.