Two years ago I was working at a startup when the founder announced massive layoffs, I found myself among hundreds who suddenly had to start job hunting in the same city.
It was a tough market, I was competing with friends and colleagues for the same positions.
I'd spend hours on job boards saving jobs that seemed like a good fit.
Then, I'd invest another 30 minutes tailoring my CV for each role.
Only to hit 'Apply' and see the banner: "Job no longer accepting applications."
The job was gone. The opportunity closed.
It was frustrating, but it also sparked an idea. I thought, "Why does applying for jobs have to be so time-consuming and complicated?"
The Inspiration
That's when an idea struck me.
I loved the simplicity and speed of Tinder: swipe right, match, done.
"Could we make applying for jobs that easy?"
Building FastApply
So, I built first FastApply for my personal use. I started getting the first interviews after 4 hours or 7 hours of applying.
Suddenly I was spending more time preparing for interviews than on sending Resumes.
After I got the first interviews, I realized other people would find this tool useful.
The Solution
With FastApply, candidates get their Resume tailored in seconds. No more missed opportunities, no more endless tweaking. Just a smoother, faster way to apply for jobs.
Because job hunting is not only about finding the right fit, but also about applying at the right time.