Product update
Reject Rejections
· 2 min read · By the ApplyAll team
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Today we are launching two features for every ApplyAll user:
1. In-app inbox.
2. Rejection filtering.
At ApplyAll we design software for job seekers. Our goal is to transform the opaque, painful, and frankly anti-human experience of modern job-hunting into one that is delightful.
Even very strong candidates in today's job market may face interview rates below 1%. That can mean filtering through as many as 99 painful rejections just to find the 1 interview request you cannot afford to miss.
These two new features we're announcing today let you functionally turn off rejection emails and organize your entire interview pipeline in a single convenient dashboard.
1. In-app inbox
What you can do in the inbox:
- View all correspondence with recruiters, sent and received
- Reply to received mail, or compose a new message
- Use CC, BCC, and attachments
- When you open a message, we automatically list relevant applications at the top
- Scan by category so potential interviews are easy to find
- Search across your mail
2. Rejection filtering
Tired of endless rejection emails? Turn them off.
How to enable
- Open your Dashboard
- Scroll to the bottom
- Open Email Notification Settings
- Uncheck “Rejections”
That's it, you've rejected rejections!
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