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It would probably never reach scale for obvious reasons, but someone should productize this. "I'll get you a 20% more high paying job for $1,000"
by hajrice 8y ago
It would probably never reach scale for obvious reasons, but someone should productize this.
"I'll get you a 20% more high paying job for $1,000"
- siavosh 8y agoI review resumes periodically for my job and it certainly feels like someone(s) already have.
- gitgud 8y agoSo you can tell which applications were built by software? I was always hesitant to attempt automating job applications
- dcc 8y agoYes, you frequently can tell. There appears to be a number of people doing some form of automation with different degrees of success. Even though it's a clever use of software and when you're hiring for a software engineer it should be promising, it gets annoying and you tend to discard it. I wouldn't suggest attempting it unless you can do it extremely well if it's fully automated, or use it to help simplify the process, but still complete the last steps manually. We've had a tendency now to introduce a request for a simple bit of information in the job posting as a sort of captcha to filter out automated spamming of applications.