look into lazyapply. It cost money, but i landed a few job offers from it. Also loopcv (its free if iirc), same for simplify jobs. again optimize your resume, use something like teal or livecareers. they both have trials use the trial then cancel. learn more here:…
Unfortunately u/ginvestun is promoting that tool, so "A friend is using Loopcv at the moment" is probably not actually a true statement. I will flag them to the sub to see if I can get them banned.
…want to see the emails before they're sent. I'm a bit confused about what the emails are though - when you say that loopcv sends out emails for you, do you mean cover letters? Or are users supposed to upload their own cover letters in addition to the CV? Writing personalized cover letters is…
…like livecareer, teal etc while teach you. Research what an impact statement is. Then use something like lazy apply or loopcv to do the heavy lifting for you. I have a job, I still let loopcv run, and run a lazy apply search 2-3x a week. I raised my pay nearly 30% in the last year doing this, and…
…with this, which takes away from our time dealing with actual qualified/suitable candidates. Mass apply tools like loopcv are 0/1000 in terms of applications I’ve received that have actually met the job…
There’s a ton of website nowadays that will mass apply to jobs for you like JobHire, LoopCV, or JobCopilot. Some even tailor your resume to match the job description. The cons are they will apply to a lot of jobs you’re not qualified for or even interested in. Also, the way your resume is edited…
…much, good signs or bad signs. I go through a few hundred applications a month since I automate with Simple Apply and Loopcv before that, get maybe 2-5 interview invites. I just keep an emotional distance and maintain a polite tone, really only engaging when talking about fun or personal stuff.…
Most of them are using tools like Simplify or Loopcv that auto-fill applications across job boards. Honestly though I've found that approach kind of pointless — you're still just throwing applications into the same pile everyone else is in. What actually worked better for me was cold emailing…
Hey Oliver, That's a super interesting idea! I created a resume builder ([resoume.com](https://resoume.com)) and feel like this is a great opportunity to combine two products in a similar area. If you think that a collaboration between loopCV and Resoume could have potential, please contact me ;)
…to ~750 jobs today at the push of a button whilst doing homework? Had three interviews today. LazyApply, Sonara, and LoopCV have all been v good to me. There's another one called Rhubarb that's actually shutting down next week :/. Great platform for crafting a good resume…
…apply. you can keep it selective or let it run, and it’s free to start. other options folks mention are lazyapply and loopcv for bulk apps, and teal for tracking and follow ups. just handy if you want to save some…
I literally did 6,000+ applications. 😐 The way I got this job was I emailed the manager directly. Hiring should not be complicated but companies love to overcomplicate it. Use LoopCV. It's been great for me.
…There are a bunch of website that let you Mass submit your resume ApplyAll, LoopCV, and Simplify to name a few bulk apply also comes to mind just spam the SHIT out of your applications even apply to stuff you don’t have the qualifications for just try to…
There are AI-powered job search bots (like AI Hawk, LazyApply, and LoopCV) that allow a job seeker to plug in their profile, hit "start," and automatically apply to hundreds or even thousands of jobs per day. Recruiters are drowning in thousands of applications per job post, so they spend just a…
We have a lot of users! We still validate and test a lot of things before starting marketing on other channels. Feel free to give us feedback and recommendations! Thanks, Katerina Loopcv
…grow their skills. There are also online courses that can impact your way of thinking. We have great projects at [www.loopcv.pro](https://www.loopcv.pro) and we also do one to one consulting to help individuals upgrade their skillset. If you are interested on that send as an email with your…
…a recruiter unless he's got something to gain from it. Don't worry about them wasting their time, it's paid. Look up loopcv.pro, does an almost good job. LinkedHelper can also automate your job search/applying, it's crazy what that tool can do on LinkedIn. Also look into gainful self-employment,…
…my resume and cover letters and tailor them for specific job positions I was interested in. For the job search, I used LoopCV. If I remember right, and it hasn't been updated that much since last year, you give it info about the job you're looking for, then it searches for open positions in both…