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Broken Hiring Funnel
Job seekers waste effort re-entering data and getting no response, while recruiters drown in AI-generated applications they cannot screen efficiently.
In their words
My ADHD brain taps out around the third nested menu and I go back to editing a plain document like it's 2009.
the majority of job openings are fake. But the Job Boards / ATS sites wont do anything about the fake jobs
I automate my resume process and have to scrape indeed and Google jobs for titles, salary, and job descriptions.
we get absolutely bombarded when we have positions open. It is incredibly difficult to deal with it.
developers looking for roles centered on their specific stack spend unnecessary time wading through generic listings
Managing 20 tailored resumes is what's killing me, so yeah, some kind of builder is unavoidable.
the filter was set to require React.js and my cv says React. that's it. that's the whole thing. a full stop.
What their interviewing for isn't what they advertised.
we get about 20 a day in those PDFs to skim
Every application requires creating another account, manually entering information already on your résumé, completing personality assessments, answering questionnaires, and spending hours filling out forms.
I went through I think 100+ resume. Everyone has the same vanilla vibe coded stuff, literally zero effort.
I bring them perfectly qualified candidates that they won't even speak to and it's frustrating because it's not fair whatsoever.
u have to customize CV, cover letter which itself has become full time job u know
It becomes substantially more difficult to parse through a pile of job listings to find what is a real (or realistic) listing
Job seekers and recruiters
Where they talk
- r/recruitinghell
- r/RecruitmentAgencies
- r/recruiting
- r/hiringcafe
- r/SaaS
- r/ResumeTips
- r/SideProject
- r/ModernHiring
Tools they use today
- Workday
- Indeed
- Claude
- Excel
- Copilot
- Google Docs
- Glassdoor
Why those fall short
- doesn't compile uploaded resume correctly, forcing duplicate data entry
- filter required React.js while CV said React; no spot checks or audits
- employers only review the first so many applicants
- resume scraper non-functional; one skill at a time; backspace loses entries
- ATS can send canned rejections but employers don't use it
Map of ideas
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