Feedback & 2 areas of improvements/challenges
Overall, I’ve had a positive experience with Tsenta. I’ve been actively using the app to swipe and apply for jobs, and I’ve already received two to three interview opportunities through it, so I definitely see the value in the platform.
However, there are two areas where I’ve been facing challenges that I think could significantly improve the user experience.
The first is company-specific job searching. There are certain companies I specifically want to target, but when I search for them, the company itself does not appear in the dropdown or its available jobs are not shown. For example, if I want to search specifically for Amazon opportunities, I’m unable to find Amazon and browse its available positions. I’ve experienced this with several other companies as well.
It would be very helpful if users could search for a company by name and see available jobs from that company, especially when those positions are currently posted on the company’s career portal. Right now, I sometimes know that a company is actively hiring, but I’m unable to find those opportunities through Tsenta.
The second issue is the option to apply using a job link. I really like the idea of pasting a job posting URL and having the AI handle the application. However, even when I provide a valid job link, the system asks me to identify whether the link belongs to Workday, Greenhouse, or another platform, and sometimes the application still does not proceed.
From a user perspective, I think this process could be much simpler. If I provide a valid job posting URL, ideally Tsenta should automatically recognize the company and the application platform from the link and proceed with the application. It should only ask additional questions if some required information is genuinely missing.
These are the two biggest friction points I’ve noticed while actively using the app. If company-specific job search coverage and the direct-link application flow can be improved, I think it would make Tsenta much more useful, especially for candidates who already know which companies and roles they want to target.
Overall, I’ve enjoyed using Tsenta, and I appreciate that it has already helped me get interview opportunities. I wanted to share these points because they are the areas where I’ve experienced the most difficulty during my job search.
Best,
Sophia.
However, there are two areas where I’ve been facing challenges that I think could significantly improve the user experience.
The first is company-specific job searching. There are certain companies I specifically want to target, but when I search for them, the company itself does not appear in the dropdown or its available jobs are not shown. For example, if I want to search specifically for Amazon opportunities, I’m unable to find Amazon and browse its available positions. I’ve experienced this with several other companies as well.
It would be very helpful if users could search for a company by name and see available jobs from that company, especially when those positions are currently posted on the company’s career portal. Right now, I sometimes know that a company is actively hiring, but I’m unable to find those opportunities through Tsenta.
The second issue is the option to apply using a job link. I really like the idea of pasting a job posting URL and having the AI handle the application. However, even when I provide a valid job link, the system asks me to identify whether the link belongs to Workday, Greenhouse, or another platform, and sometimes the application still does not proceed.
From a user perspective, I think this process could be much simpler. If I provide a valid job posting URL, ideally Tsenta should automatically recognize the company and the application platform from the link and proceed with the application. It should only ask additional questions if some required information is genuinely missing.
These are the two biggest friction points I’ve noticed while actively using the app. If company-specific job search coverage and the direct-link application flow can be improved, I think it would make Tsenta much more useful, especially for candidates who already know which companies and roles they want to target.
Overall, I’ve enjoyed using Tsenta, and I appreciate that it has already helped me get interview opportunities. I wanted to share these points because they are the areas where I’ve experienced the most difficulty during my job search.
Best,
Sophia.
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Irrelevant job postings
Very disappointing experience. Only about 1% of the jobs shown actually matched what I was looking for. Most of the postings were completely irrelevant.
The product is heavily marketed as AI-powered, but my experience was nothing like what they show in their marketing videos. The job matching needs a lot of work, and I couldn’t find proper customer support when I needed help.
I used Tsenta for a couple of days and unfortunately felt like I wasted my money. I wish I had tested it more before paying for it.
The product is heavily marketed as AI-powered, but my experience was nothing like what they show in their marketing videos. The job matching needs a lot of work, and I couldn’t find proper customer support when I needed help.
I used Tsenta for a couple of days and unfortunately felt like I wasted my money. I wish I had tested it more before paying for it.
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Job Platform
An amazing service app for job searching platform.
Best out there
Using this app since a month or so, was using tsenta web version
It was a best move to get this mobile app , so easy to use
Devs good work on this
It was a best move to get this mobile app , so easy to use
Devs good work on this
Best App
This app interface is so good and the developer and support team so goated that o just ask for a feature and I got it within 30 minutes and
Suhaib 🫡
Suhaib 🫡
