None. Some of them don't even work correctly and you'll never know if you missed out on your dream job. There certainly aren't hundreds of job openings in my field. I apply directly on the conpany's website to be sure they get my application.
You could also check out https://first2apply.com/ which takes a different approach than mass applying, since most people agree that doesn’t really work
Well, I am currently using Lazyapply as we speak, and it has been incredible. It has already applied to over 100 jobs just this morning. I paid for the premium plan, which allows up to 750 applications a day for $140.
For the others, I have yet to gain experience with them. I read an article about AI job bots before paying for Lazyapply, and if you want to check it out, it is from [yahoo.com](https://yahoo.com) : https://www.yahoo.com/tech/rise-job-search-bots-110301787.html.
None. Some of them don't even work correctly and you'll never know if you missed out on your dream job. There certainly aren't hundreds of job openings in my field. I apply directly on the conpany's website to be sure they get my application.
Especially [Jobhire.ai](http://Jobhire.ai) - be real careful with that one
You could also check out https://first2apply.com/ which takes a different approach than mass applying, since most people agree that doesn’t really work
Well, I am currently using Lazyapply as we speak, and it has been incredible. It has already applied to over 100 jobs just this morning. I paid for the premium plan, which allows up to 750 applications a day for $140. For the others, I have yet to gain experience with them. I read an article about AI job bots before paying for Lazyapply, and if you want to check it out, it is from [yahoo.com](https://yahoo.com) : https://www.yahoo.com/tech/rise-job-search-bots-110301787.html.
How has your conversion rate been with lazy apply?
I have sent over 7k applications on Lazy Apply and have only gotten like 10 interviews LOL
Lmao that's brutal. Did you land anything?
No, I got ghosted from actually all of them even though I received positive feedback after my interviews.
Interesting, can you share your field?
I am in tech so it has been tough
I too am curious if it landed you any callbacks.
7k applications and like 10 interviews lmaooo
10 interviews in a month isn't too bad. Were they worthwhile?
No not in a month I have been job hunting since December
Does this mean you spent ~$1400 already?
No Lazyapply is a one time payment of $200 I believe