I went from receiving "we regret to inform you" emails to being the one writing those emails to prospecting employers I used this service to supplement my own manual job search efforts; however, it went above and beyond my expectations. It not only applied to jobs in my sleep, it found opportunities I never would have thought to look for. I wound getting multiple requests for job interviews, received at least three job offers (one of which I ultimately accepted) and I went from the person receiving "we regret to inform you" emails to being the one having to draft those same emails to prospective employers. I would absolutely recommend this service to anyone searching for a job.

Very practical job-finding solution I recently re-entered the job market after being in the process of concluding an MBA. With coursework and projects, I had little time to dedicate to looking for relevant jobs. This is when I came across WeApply and decided to give them a try. My experience with their service has exceeded my expectations and I have been able to keep my schedule while receiving multiple job interviews for roles that fit my interests and background and am now in the final processes of getting a job offer. I highly recommend WeApply to anyone who wants help in finding a new job.

Inaccurate, Professional Embarrassment The service asks questions up front and uses your resume and LinkedIn to try to match you. They set up Indeed access in your name and fire off applications. The categories they search are broad and inaccurate. Indeed.com started sending me job recommendations in the Philippines. WeApply embarrassed me with how inaccurate the AI is, so now if I want to apply for a different position at that company, I look ridiculous because "I" first applied for a VP position that I'm not qualified for. After correcting the first 5 applications that I don't have PMP (nor is it anywhere on my resume or profile), it continued to apply for positions in fields I don't know or want. After 25 useless applications that brought in zero interviews, I decided to call it. They advertised a money back guarantee, after all. The customer support replied quickly that they would use my feedback to improve future experiences. Then they sweetly informed me of the terms and conditions of cancelation. There is a $25 admin fee, nonrefundable. Furthermore, they charged me for the bad applications that embarrassed me. Hard pass. They did not earn any of the money they extracted from me.