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[FEATURE]: Job Ranking and Prioritized Applications #937
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@moudimash99 good idea, do you want work on this! |
@feder-cr yeah I'd love to work on it, if someone wants to join I'd be more than happy though. |
@moudimash99 as it's a longer task, I have added in planned. I would suggest starting with "feature specs", specifying the scope (you can wiki and add link here). then plan & design - creating subtasks which can be done independently |
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This issue was closed due to prolonged inactivity. |
Feature summary
Add a feature to save all job listings, rank them based on multiple factors (e.g., number of applicants, research score, suitability score, time posted), and apply only to the top-ranked jobs.
Feature description
his feature would enhance the bot by introducing a ranking system for job listings. Instead of applying to jobs as they are found, the bot would first collect all matching listings, evaluate them against user-defined criteria (e.g., number of applicants, research score, suitability score, time since posting), and rank them. The bot would then apply to jobs starting from the highest-ranked ones until user-defined limits (e.g., max applications per run) are reached.
Motivation
increasing success rates
Alternatives considered
No response
Additional context
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