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50 minutes per candidate submission. Ten submissions a week. Do the maths. That's 8.3 hours - a full working day, every week, spent on…
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50 minutes per candidate submission. Ten submissions a week. Do the maths.
That's 8.3 hours - a full working day, every week, spent on formatting.
The agent builds the pack in five minutes: client template, cover note, criteria cross-referenced, ready to review.
You still review it. You still send it. The judgment stays with you - the formatting doesn't.
Swipe for the before and after. Then take the day back.
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