Fast, not spammy — the distinction that matters
Mass-applying with an auto-submit bot is the fast way to get auto-rejected: identical applications, wrong answers, and a footprint every ATS can spot. Applying fast the right way means cutting the twenty minutes of retyping down to two, while you still read the role, tailor what matters, and press submit yourself.
The workflow
Set it up once, then repeat per role:
- Fill an application profile once — contact, location, experience, work authorisation, links.
- Open a role's application on the company's own site (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday).
- Let the extension fill the fields it is confident about, flag the ones it is not, and leave sensitive questions for you.
- Review everything, adjust the role-specific answers, and submit it yourself.
What a good autofill will not do
It will not click submit for you, invent an answer your profile does not contain, tick a consent box, or fill demographic or work-authorisation questions without your explicit input. Those are the exact places a careless bot gets you rejected or misrepresents you, so a tool worth using leaves them to you. Real Analyst Jobs' assistant is built to those rules and shows you every field it touched.
