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Auto-apply

Let Worklittle apply to new jobs that match the job you want, where you live, and the pay you want.

Always apply first. Auto-apply sends applications for you while you get on with your day. When a new job shows up on Worklittle that matches the job you want, your location, and your desired salary, Worklittle fills in the application and sends it, just like when you press Apply yourself. You get in early, without checking job boards every day.

Turn it on

1. Open Profile settings. 2. In Preferred job, type the job you want, for example "cashier" or "software engineer". 3. Check Location and Desired salary on the same page. 4. On the same page, under Applications, turn on Apply for jobs automatically.

It is off until you turn it on. Turning it on shows a short explanation first. Cancel leaves it off; Continue, or closing the window any other way, turns it on. Nothing is sent for the first 5 minutes after you turn it on, so you have time to change your mind. Turn it off in that time and nothing happens. It needs a preferred job first: if that box is empty, Worklittle takes you to it, outlines it in red, and asks you to fill it in.

It also needs your resume in Profile settings. Every job is checked against it before anything is sent. A short first resume is fine: if you have not worked yet, add your school and a few lines in About and Worklittle looks for entry-level jobs that need no experience.

What you need

Auto-apply needs Worklittle Instant or a card saved in Billing. If you have neither, the switch stays off and the upgrade page opens instead. Close it and you are back on your profile.

Free or bonus credit alone is not enough to turn it on. Once you have Worklittle Instant or a card, that credit is used first, the same as for everything else.

If your Worklittle Instant plan ends and you have no card saved, Auto-apply turns itself off. If you still have a card, it keeps going and you pay as you go.

Which jobs it picks

- Jobs from the last 7 days. When you turn it on, it looks at open jobs posted in the past week, then checks again every few hours. Each job is checked once, so turning it off and back on does not send anything twice. - Your preferred job. Type a job you want and press Enter or a comma to make it a chip. Tap a chip's text to edit it, or × to delete it. Worklittle also searches the other titles employers use for the same work, for example UX Designer and Product Owner for "product designer, product manager", or Charge Nurse and Travel RN for "registered nurse". It picks up to 30 of them, shared between your jobs, only for automatic applications (job search on the map and in chat uses just what you type). It never adds a different job that only shares words, like product marketing for product manager or a dental assistant for a dental hygienist. When a job name can mean different work, your resume decides which one you mean: "design engineer" means UI work for a product designer and CAD work for a mechanical engineer. If you only write preferences, like "any job that pays well" or "remote work", it looks for jobs like the ones on your resume. A chip starting with a minus sign rules a word out: "-senior" skips senior roles. - Your location. Jobs within about 80 km (50 miles) of your city, or remote jobs in your country. With no location on your profile, jobs anywhere in the country you last signed in from. - Your desired salary. If you set one, only jobs that list pay at or above it are sent. Jobs that do not say what they pay are skipped. - Jobs Worklittle can apply to. Some job sites cannot be filled in automatically yet, so those are skipped.

Checked against your resume

A matching title is not enough. Before a job is sent, Worklittle reads the posting's duties and requirements next to your resume and skips it when:

- It is different work. "Product designer" also matches physical product and industrial design jobs. If your resume is digital product design, those are skipped. A sales engineer job is skipped for a software engineer. - It is above your level. An entry-level product manager is not sent to lead, staff or principal roles. Jobs asking for more than 2 years beyond your experience are skipped: with 4 years, a job asking for 6 can be sent, one asking for 7 is not. Your years come from the dates on the resume that fits the job. - It needs something you do not have. For example a nursing or CPA license, a security clearance, a required degree or language, or a specialty your resume does not show. - It is a student program. Internships and new-grad programs are skipped once you are working, unless your resume shows you are back in school (for example an MBA with a graduation date still ahead).

It works the same for any kind of job, from cashier and line cook to nurse, electrician or accountant. Jobs at or below your level are fine. A senior product manager can be sent to a product manager role when that is the only one open. When it is unsure, Worklittle skips the job rather than send an application you would not want sent.

It is careful with each company

- Up to 5 jobs per company in 30 days. Companies notice when one person applies to every opening they have, so Worklittle keeps it to a few. - The best fit. When a company has several jobs that fit you, Worklittle picks the one closest to your level and sends only that one. A more junior role is picked only when nothing at your level is open. - Never the same job twice. Jobs you already applied to, or swiped away, are skipped.

Approve applications in Pending

If Submit without confirmation is off in Profile settings, Auto-apply asks before it starts anything. The jobs it finds go to Pending on Saved instead of being applied to.

- Tap Approve on a job to start that application. It runs the same as pressing Apply, and waits for you to review it before it is sent. - Pending only shows jobs that are still open, posted in the last 30 days, and that Worklittle can apply to. Older or closed ones drop off on their own. - Jobs you apply to or skip some other way leave Pending.

Pending also lists applications that are waiting on you, from Auto-apply or from pressing Apply yourself:

- Approve on an application that is filled in and waiting for you to confirm sends it, right from Saved. You do not have to open the chat. - Needs review means it cannot go on without you, for example a question only you can answer or a check to prove you are human. Tap it to open the chat. A yellow dot means you have not read what it is waiting on yet. A blue dot means the chat has other new messages. - A spinning circle means it is applying right now. Tap it to watch in the chat. - An application that stopped before it was sent also says Needs review. Tap it to open the chat, see what happened and start it again from there.

Jobs Auto-apply applied to say Auto-applied instead of Applied, so you can tell which ones it sent.

Where to see what was sent

Each application shows up in your chats, the same as when you press Apply. Open the chat to see what was filled in. Applied jobs also appear in Saved.

Worklittle looks for new matching jobs about every 6 hours and applies soon after they appear, so you are often one of the first people to apply. Early applications are more likely to be seen before a hiring team starts interviewing.

How many it sends

- Up to 1,000 applications a day. Most people get far fewer, because only new jobs that match everything above are sent. - Up to 3 per company in any 30 days, counting applications you started yourself. - Each one is a real application with your resume and answers, and each one uses credit.

Turn it off

Open Profile settings and turn off Apply for jobs automatically under Applications. Nothing new is sent after that. Applications already started finish as normal.

Cost

Each application costs the same flat price as pressing Apply yourself: $0.20, or $0.05 with Worklittle Instant. It shows on that application's Apply row; there is no separate charge for checking which new jobs fit you. Bonus credit and Worklittle Instant's monthly credit are used first. After that it is pay as you go on your saved card, so a busy day of automatic applications can add up. See Usage for what you have used, and turn the switch off anytime.