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Whenever I can, I apply using the easy-apply. That is because so I'm led to think uploading and typing my own resume on their hiring portal means a net waste of
by otagekki 5y ago
Whenever I can, I apply using the easy-apply.
That is because so I'm led to think uploading and typing my own resume on their hiring portal means a net waste of time since screening is most likely automated and while it took you 15 minutes to apply for a job, the automatic resume screening system will filter it out in 48 milliseconds. And then two or three weeks later you receive a letter saying you've been rejected (if they care to send a rejection email/letter at all).
- nicolas_ 5y agoMy biggest pet peeve with easy apply is that you can only apply with your default profile. I created my profile in French right after I graduated. When I moved to North America, I created a secondary one in English. Can you easy apply with that one? Nope. My only options are 1) not using easy apply 2) Remove everything on my default (French) profile and copy everything from the EN one to the FR one.
- otagekki 5y agoYeah I used to have that problem too. But still, if your future employers are smart enough and are interested in you, they should be able to select their preferred language if you have a bilingual profile... But yeah, it may not pass automatic screening, though