Why the job search feels broken, and how AI auto-apply fixes it
The problem isn't that there are too few jobs. It's that applying to each one costs too much time, so most people apply to too few.
Notes on job hunting, hiring, and what AI is changing about both.
The problem isn't that there are too few jobs. It's that applying to each one costs too much time, so most people apply to too few.
When applying is effortless, the hard part becomes choosing. A simple way to decide in seconds, and avoid regretting your yeses.
Applying to jobs shouldn't be a second full-time job. Here's why we built Iris, and how a single swipe turns into a real application.
Before a recruiter sees your resume, software usually reads it first. A few formatting choices decide whether it reads it correctly.