Can I use Dreamwork for non-tech roles?

Which roles does Dreamwork cover?

When you set your target role, you choose from Engineering, Product, Design, Data Science, Marketing, Sales, Operations, Finance, Legal, HR, Customer Success, DevRel, Security, Research, and Executive, or any function. Dreamwork works best for these roles at employers that hire through their own career sites and applicant tracking systems.

The resumes, cover letters, and answers it writes aren't written for tech only: they're built from the experience you already have, and it reads licenses and certifications on your resume.

What isn't Dreamwork tuned for yet?

• Frontline, healthcare, trades, and teaching roles. Dreamwork lists many of them, but there's no target role for them yet, so they're filed under the closest function, often Operations, and your matches can be less precise. Search your Matches for the title you want.
• Roles posted only on job boards and public-sector portals. Autopilot applies only on Greenhouse, Ashby, Workday, SmartRecruiters, and iCIMS, so roles elsewhere are ones you apply to with one tap or yourself.
• Employers whose application systems don't take automated applications, which many hourly employers use. You apply to those yourself with the materials Dreamwork wrote.

Does Autopilot treat non-tech roles differently?

Autopilot has no rule of its own about role type. It uses your minimum match score and your role, work style, and location preferences, so if you set a target role it only picks roles filed under that function, and it applies where the employer's form is on a system it supports. Because matching isn't tuned for frontline roles yet, check your matches before you turn it on. Which application systems Dreamwork applies on.

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