The 4 updates to Applystead that went live for every member on .
Questions asks which languages you speak when a form needs it
Some employers' forms ask which languages you speak. When we don't already know, Applications › Questions now asks you once, with the one you speak best first, and your answer is used on the applications that need it.
Behind the scenes: your keyboard place stays where you left it
Saving your time budget no longer drops the keyboard focus, and a calendar connection that redraws after a sync leaves it where you put it. Small fixes, but a screen that keeps your place is quicker to use without a mouse.
See each job's reply score, and set a minimum for Auto apply
Each job in your queue shows a reply score from 1 to 99: how likely an application is to get a reply; 50 is average. Open Reply score above your queue, or Queue and Auto apply in Settings, and slide to set a minimum: the slider shows exactly how many of your ready jobs Auto would apply to, and jobs under it stay in your queue for you to apply to yourself. Also in the API and agent connection.
Company pages now show employers' names as they write them
Employers read the way their own postings and careers sites write them: BCforward, BlackRock, Backblaze, Baptist Health, T-Mobile, U-Haul, O-I and Bob's Discount Furniture among them. Kraft Heinz, Minor International, Care Initiatives, Jefferson Health, Bank of America and AMD each have one page instead of two, and a role both pages listed with the same title and place is listed once.