r/jobright

▲ 4 r/jobright+1 crossposts

Micro1 is the shittiest platform on Earth

I interviewed more than 15 times. Got review for hiring manager for 11 times and got rejected each time.

They fking train AI by posting useless jobs.

Stop wasting time on platform.

And, when I explain this in the community, mods removed my comment and said because you were spreading rumor. What the fk?

Rumor?

Guys, I am not allowed to post there, so do like this. Make that mod pay for his mistake.

And, say together MICRO1 IS A SHIT PLATFORM period.

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u/PaceVarious4977 — 1 day ago

Is there a tool that finds matching jobs from a specific list of companies based on your resume?

I'm wondering if a tool like this already exists.

Imagine a job seeker could:

Upload their resume

Provide a list of companies they're interested in

Select preferences such as location, remote/on-site, experience level, etc.

The tool monitors the career pages/job listings of those companies

It analyzes the job descriptions against the resume

It shows the best-matching open positions, for example:

NVIDIA

Senior Software Engineer – Distributed Systems — 92% match

Software Engineer – CUDA — 61% match

Red Hat

Software Engineer – OpenShift — 89% match

Automattic

Backend Engineer — 86% match

Ideally, it would also explain why a position matches the resume and what skills/experience are missing.

I'm not looking for an auto-apply bot necessarily. The main thing I'm interested in is finding relevant openings from a user-defined list of companies rather than searching across thousands of unrelated job postings.

Does a tool like this already exist?

If you've used something similar, I'd be interested to know:

What tool do you use?

How accurate is the matching?

Does it monitor specific company career pages?

Is there a free version?

Thanks!

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u/Beautiful-South-8295 — 9 days ago
▲ 8 r/jobright+6 crossposts

Built an AI agent that auto-applies to jobs for you (open source, free-tier LLMs only)

Spent the last while building JobHunterX — upload your resume, it finds jobs

across 4,000+ tracked Indian companies, scores them against your skills,

tailors a resume PDF per job, then drives a real browser to fill and submit

the application. Pauses and hands you control on CAPTCHAs/logins.

Runs entirely on free-tier APIs (Google AI Studio, Groq, Mistral) — $0 to run.

https://preview.redd.it/u7u4wvuk57ih1.png?width=705&format=png&auto=webp&s=177a800934a6c91fa0f135a42bb43455d381fef1

Repo: https://github.com/kvcops/JobHunterX

Would love feedback / contributors.

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u/kvcops — 11 days ago
▲ 5 r/jobright+3 crossposts

Anyone actually using AI to make their job search less painful?

Currently in consulting, trying to switch into marketing, and the whole apply → find people → cold DM → follow up → repeat cycle is exhausting 😭

Has anyone here actually built a good AI workflow for this?

Thinking Claude/ChatGPT + extensions/agents/Clay/
etc. — anything that can help with:

finding the right roles/people
personalising outreach
tracking applications + follow-ups
figuring out what actually gets replies

Not looking to spam 500 applications. I want to make the process smarter + more efficient.

If you’ve tried something that genuinely worked, please share 🙏 Even if you can point me to a good post/video/person to learn from, that would be super helpful.

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u/angryyyyyyyyyymeeee — 11 days ago