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The most unexpected vacancy my bot found

My system constantly searches for vacancies on its own, matches them to my profile and applies.

This time it applied to a vacancy where you have to offer people a contract for military service. The manager’s pay is 20–50 thousand roubles for each signed contract.

The video shows the call after this auto-application.

And how the system got to this call at all, I tell in the series about my job search automation project ◀️

Series contents
  1. Automating applications as an answer to market asymmetry
  2. How the bot compares me with a vacancy and assembles an application for it
  3. Why the closure of the job seeker API didn't kill the project but made it grow up
  4. How I kept the system's brain and replaced its transport
  5. The hardest part of auto-apply isn't submit
  6. Auto-apply in visible mode
  7. How the LLM in my project turns a vacancy into a cover letter
  8. Why full autonomy turned out weaker than managed autonomy
  9. I gave the system not only actions but also brakes
  10. How the project lives after applying: statuses, invitations, conversations and a manual dashboard
  11. Dashboard
  12. The most unexpected vacancy my bot found