Wobo AI Reviews 30

the cover letters it writes are surprisingly not terrible lol. i was editing them a lot at first but then realized they were fine as is.

The auto apply thing actually works which surprised me because I applied to maybe 30 jobs in a week without going insane.

I used to spend like 3 hours every night filling out applications now i just swipe through jobs on my commute and it handles the rest.

As someone who hates writing about themselves this was a lifesaver. I used to spend like an hour on each cover letter overthinking every sentence. The ai finds and applies decent. Most of the time i dont even check it. Applied to probably 100+ jobs by now which sounds insane but when its this easy why not. Currently doing interviews with 4 different companies and feeling good about at least one of them.

My problem was i kept putting off applications because theyre so boring. This made it easy enough that i actually did it consistently.

My sister kept bugging me to try this and yeah ok she was right. I already have so many interviews.

Works well overall. Had a minor issue with my resume upload but support fixed it pretty quick. No complaints really

I’ve been using wobo.ai regularly, especially the resume builder, and it’s been extremely helpful. Being able to duplicate and quickly adjust my resume for different roles saves a lot of time, and I like that my previous versions are always there when I need them.
I’ve also been using the job search and auto-apply features for a few months. On busy days when I don’t actively apply, getting emails that applications were sent on my behalf honestly makes me feel supported and motivated. Overall, wobo.ai has made my job search much more manageable and less stressful.

Want to be clear about what this is: it's not going to magically land you a job you're not qualified for. It just applies to jobs on your behalf so you don't have to do the boring part yourself. I have been using it for about 2 months. Applied to around 300 supply chain and logistics roles. Response rate is probably more than what I'd get applying manually (since it's trying to find really good matches for me), but the biggest difference is I didn't spend hours every week doing it. Currently interviewing with companies. Neither opportunity is anything I couldn't have found myself, but Wobo found them faster and applied before I would've gotten around to it. that's the value proposition. time saved, not miracles. Thanks a lot!

My job search pattern was always the same: get motivated, apply to like 20 jobs in one weekend, get busy, forget about it for 2 weeks, feel guilty, repeat. I've been looking for a new job for 8 months with maybe 40 total applications to show for it. A coworker who just got hired somewhere new told me about Wobo. Been using it about 3 weeks now and it's already applied to more jobs than I did in the previous 3 months combined. Like 110 something applications just.

I have tried Zety, Resume even just chatGPT for resume help. They all give super generic advice that doesn't really apply to engineering roles. Wobo's builder actually got that I needed to emphasize my tech stack and quantify project impact, giving better recommendations.

I works nights at fulfillment center, 6pm to 6am. By the time I wake up around 2-3pm, jobs posted that morning already have like 300 applicants. I was always late to everything.

Set up Wobo and now it applies during normal hours while I'm either sleeping or at work. I literally wake up, check my phone, see what went out, and go about my day. Applied to 195 jobs in about 5 weeks without me doing anything.

Got callbacks from 6 companies so far. Had 2 actual interviews. Could I have gotten those applying myself? Maybe. But I would've had to choose between sleep and job hunting and honestly sleep was gonna win every time lol.

My experience was really great. The tools are very dynamic. I would use it again.

The resume builder is broken. It can't parse imported files correctly, it can't enter dates correctly. You can't edit the resume directly. You can't proceed without a resume. The chatbot can't help. You can't submit feedback because there is an error when doing so.

UPDATE: The wobo team reached out to offer and facilitate a refund, which was easy and timely. I wouldn't recommend the product as is, but they team does seem to authentically care in resolving and updating. For that reason I am updating the review.

Been slinging drinks for 5 years and finally decided to get a real job lol. The resume builder thing on Wobo literally saved me because I had no idea how to make bartending sound professional. It turned "made cocktails" into something about customer relationship management and multitasking in high pressure environments?? Genius. Got hired at a SaaS company last week. Still can't believe they're paying me this much to basically chat with people all day.

I have been using Wobo for a little over two months now, and it’s honestly taken a huge weight off my shoulders. Before this, I’d spend entire evenings after work scrolling through job boards, bookmarking listings, and then forgetting to actually apply to half of them. With this tool, I just set my preferences once, and it quietly does the boring stuff.

The matches have been on point most of the time, and it even handles those annoying application questions without me having to think about them. I’ve gotten several interviews, and while I’m still looking for the right fit, I can’t imagine going back to applying manually. The time and mental energy it saved me have been worth every penny.

Really appreciate that the resume builder is free! Most other sites make you pay just to create one decent resume, so huge thanks to Wobo for offering something this good at no cost. My old resume had way more issues than I realized, and after fixing them with Wobo, I’ve been getting way more interviews. Planning to try out the auto apply feature next to see how that goes.

It's been working well for me. I saw it on a Facebook ad and started using it with a friend. It finds good tailored jobs and applies on my behalf. I’m 45, and honestly, I wish tools like this existed back in the day, we wouldn’t have spent hours struggling through job applications. I haven’t used the resume builder yet since I had my resume done professionally, but my ATS score came back low, so I’ll probably give it a try at some point.

I am using both their AI and Resume Builder and so far. I had 2 interviews. They are evolving fast and always replies back when I have questions.

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It's very well made but I'm surprised by how slow it is though.
It's been about 6 hours and it's sent 7 applications...
A tool like this is only feasible if it targets many more jobs, hundreds.
Gonna give it a few more days and if it's this slow the whole time I'm just gonna unsubscribe. It needs to be faster.