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London jobs are a grind rn, lot of ghost postings and recycled listings. Fwiw I came across JobCopilot for the boring parts, it keeps scanning and auto-filling the stuff you already answered, which is kinda the only part of applying I hate anyway
View original on Reddittried jobcopilot. half the jobs it applied to werent even in my field and support never responded when i complained. waste of $52
View original on RedditBe very careful with tools that focus on "Quantity" (50-100 apps a day). > The problem with JobCopilot and similar "autofill" tools is that they often use the exact same template for everyone. In 2026, most big companies use AI-driven ATS that can flag "AI-generated spam." If you blast 100 generic…
View original on Reddit…strain of endless job searching. One way to reduce this stress is by automating part of the process. A service like JobCopilot could help by applying to real, verified jobs on your behalf. It handles the repetitive task of filling out applications, so you can focus on other things, like…
View original on Reddittough out there mate, LinkedIn's a maze to navigate. JobCopilot's been a saver for bypassing those pigeonholes tho 🔓 It auto-scans & applies to roles that suit you. Ever faced any job app ghosting where nothing’s happening? What’s your longest wait time for a response from a recruiter?
View original on RedditIt’s the worst feelin, no doubt. Have u checked out JobCopilot? It does all the job search stuff for you, so you can focus more on saving up 💰 Any ideas on what you wanna do job-wise?
View original on RedditI get the frustration – felt the same way tbh. You might want to try Jobcopilot, it applies directly on company sites (not job boards). Helped me find stuff I probably wouldn’t have seen otherwise. You can also set filters for job titles, locations, languages, etc. so it actually targets jobs you…
View original on RedditI decided to give JobCopilot a test run because it has a weekly plan. Over the weekend, I applied to 4 jobs out of 40 of those, two are iffy. I would not have applied, if I’d had to make an effort. The problem is that it keeps feeding me “remote US” jobs which I think are fake and underpaid. I’m…
View original on Reddit…people are exploring AI tools for job searching, with mixed results. Some common platforms mentioned include Simplify, JobCoPilot, and ChatGPT. - Users have reported issues such as outdated job listings and problems with autofill features during applications, leading to frustration. - Practice…
View original on RedditI felt the same way honestly, didn’t wanna spam apply or waste hours on every job board. I ended up using JobCopilot, it’s this AI thing that applies for you using your info. not some magic fix but it made the process way less annoying. still gotta check and tweak a few things yourself, but it’s…
View original on RedditThere’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…
View original on Redditlol I tried all of these softwares AI auto apply JobCopilot LazyApply All were trash because they find random roles even old ones, expired ones, ones that don’t meet your criteria and then just apply randomly. Some of the ones that had AI tailor your resume for each application was horrible AI…
View original on Reddit…for ATS systems. It won’t apply for you, but it does make sure your resume stands out. Another tool you could try is JobCopilot, which automates the process of applying to jobs daily. You could also explore platforms like TealHQ or FlexJobs for quicker results, as they offer custom resume…
View original on Reddit…there, tried that. Used Simplify too. Couldn’t tell if it was looking for jobs or just showing me random word groups. JobCoPilot was a fun ride in wasted time, not applications. Ended up playing with [AIWrapper.ai](http://AIWrapper.ai) for integrating specific job sites and tweaking responses,…
View original on RedditHey! I’ve used sites like Indeed and Glassdoor, but recently found JobCopilot. It’s kinda like an AI helper that scans tons of listings and picks local and remote jobs for you. It even fills in basic info so applying feels way faster. I’ve gotten roles I’d totally missed before. Might be worth…
View original on RedditI used to use jobCopilot, it applies about 50 jobs per day automatically, with ai generated cover later and all, give it a look i think you will love it, but avoid what i did and make sure your CV is good first (mine is terrible as you can see)
View original on Reddit…I would say starting searching intentionally, know your value and follow your purpose. I also used this website called JobCopilot that auto-applied to jobs for me, saving tons of time to focus on interviews. Best of…
View original on RedditSpent $240+ on Massive and not a single interview after hundreds of applications. I recommend either JobCopilot or Sonara for automated job applications. I'm getting decent results (interviews) with JobCopilot right now.
View original on RedditThank you! I use JobCopilot. It's not perfect for sure, but the final interview came from their service. It requires some tuning to really get it right. About 12 bucks a week. I just used it as a supplement, especially for days when I couldn't put in the number of applications that I wanted.…
View original on RedditHas anyone tried JobCopilot? If it really works well it seems worth the monthly, weekly price. I’ve never paid for something like this and don’t want to be scammed or it to be complete bs like flexjobs or scorpioai (have to pay for credits)
View original on Reddit…out are not working for you, use tools like [https://www.automerpro.com/](https://www.automerpro.com/) , [https://jobcopilot.com/](https://jobcopilot.com/) these'll save your time and help you outreach…
View original on Reddit…with the mental toll, focusing on self-care and maybe talking to a career coach or therapist could help. Tools like JobCopilot might take some of the grind out of applying, freeing up energy for yourself and your goals. Keep pushing—you deserve a role that values what you bring to the…
View original on RedditHow do I break the process into smaller steps? Also jobcopilot sounds amazing, I'll give it a try but I'm wondering about the CV tailoring for each job application. Does it do that? Thanks
View original on RedditAnother few good ones are [https://www.aragon.ai](https://www.aragon.ai) and [https://www.photopacks.ai](https://www.photopacks.ai) for headshot photos, and [https://jobcopilot.com/](https://jobcopilot.com/) for automating applying to jobs.
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