Let an agent find and apply to matching jobs
They used a job-finding agent to search openings, sort them by fit, tailor resumes, and send applications, which led to interviews and an offer.
- What they did
- They gave the Resume bot at x.ai the kind of role they wanted, plus schedule and pay limits. The agent looked through job listings, put the best matches in order, wrote adjusted resumes for those roles, and kept track of application progress.
- How it went
- The search led to 3 interviews and 1 offer. The offer started the next week and fit their schedule and finances.
- Tips
- Use clear limits for role, hours, and pay so the ranking makes sense. Ask the agent to stop and wait before any final submission so you can review each application.
Try it yourself with Devin
Search for open [job title] roles in [location or remote] that fit my needs: [pay range], [schedule], and [other preferences]. Rank the top [number] matches and, using my resume at [file or link], draft a tailored resume and short cover note for each one. Show me each application, then pause and wait for my approval before you send, submit, or complete anything.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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