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I couldn't rate Sonara highly enough - it enabled me to find and land a new job! It's incredibly easy to use and was a powerful tool in my job search process. It really is a complete game changer, and I will be recommending Sonara to anyone who is seeking a new role.
Terrible UI, page barely loaded in. Tried this and it just sucked up by money without providing any actual jobs - when it did apply, half of them were duplicates of the same listing but I was charged separately each time. Lots of work to do here.
I love the idea of this product, but I don't recommend it currently. The answers the ai comes up with to application questions are often wrong, left empty, or just copy pasted from the resume and don't make sense. I've used this for the past month, and there are too many kinks in the product for it to be useful at the moment. I can't imagine anyone getting an interview with the product currently. I look forward to it improving.
Congratulations🎉🥳 on the launch Victor 👑
This is great initiative by sonara bcz I know this will help you when someone want to job.
Also like the user interface
Keep it up guys#gamechanger
Victor Schwartz@victorfromsonara
Thanks Uday! Really appreciate it!
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Sonara found me a job!!
I loved partnering with Sonara to find a job. It was super easy, just filled some information about myself and they did all the work!
I got around 4 interviews a week and could choose the offer that most alling with my expectations.
10/10 Recommended!
I'm split on this. I have been a paid subscriber for about a month and a half now and I had one interview with a recruiter. It wasn't a great fit, although it was one that I had selected manually. I didn't make the next round.
I'm debating if paying to have more applications submitted in the month is the answer, or if I should just quit and continue a more targeted approach. For the time, I'll probably keep the basic subscription, because there are many roles I'm not applying to otherwise.
There were 152 applications submitted and 6 were not able to be submitted because the role was already filled. Of those 95 were selected by me and 57 were selected by Sonara. Sometimes I had to dig deep to find good titles to apply for, and sometimes when I was short on time I'd grab more general selections.
I used ChatGPT to do the analysis. Sonara just lists the jobs, but doesn't give you the data.
I feel like the price is a little high for something that should be managed by an AI which is still in beta. For the role I did get an interview for, there is no way to provide feedback that I made it to the next round. You'd think this would help with the AI learning. Also there is no easy way to provide feedback to the development team, which for a product in Beta, I'd think they would want that.
After I find my next role, I may continue using Sonara to help me apply to titles that are a bit of a stretch.
Overall this is a time saver and adds a little more authenticity over LinkedIn's "Easy Apply". If it's where I land a job from, or I start seeing the interview count go up, then it could definitely get to 5 stars.