Easy Apply Queue

Name: Easy Apply Queue
Availability: InStock
Author: @HaseebMir91

Job hunting falls apart in two ways: the open-ended session that eats an entire evening, and the slow realisation that you have already applied to the same role twice. This gives the search a fixed sixty-minute slot and works through a stored backlog of postings, striking each one off the list as it goes.

personal recruiting automation productivity on demand

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Before you install

Open the share link and read the instructions it carries before you add it. @HaseebMir91 shared this one publicly, and adding it copies the setup into your own account rather than giving you access to theirs.

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