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Fall 2026 · recruiting overview
Reach further, Ethan.
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+9 this week
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3 upcoming
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all automatic
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decide by Friday
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Interviewing and meeting new people is your job. Reach does the rest.
Scan a card, connect your Gmail, or import from LinkedIn. Reach builds the record so you never forget your relationships.
Corey P.
Fixed Income Trader · Citi
“Trades rates at Citi. Said to reach out in two weeks.”
In seconds, you'll have coffee chats booked throughout the next few weeks. You read, send, then perform
Hi Corey,
Really enjoyed talking at the mixer — especially your read on where rates go from here.
You mentioned reaching out in a couple of weeks, so here I am. Would you have twenty minutes to talk about how your team is structured?
Thanks again, Ethan
The tools you already juggle, working together instead of against you.
One pipeline, not eleven tabs. Every application with its real status, so you always know what is still alive.
One paste and it's logged. Drop a job link into Reach and it reads the posting — company, title, location, salary, requisition ID — and files the application without you retyping it.
Interview debrief
BBVA · Final round
Tuesday, 10:00 AM · 3 interviewers
Don't just walk in prepared. Learn how you can improve for the next one. Reach can help analyze your performance and help you understand what really happened during the call.
Works alongside what you already use
No, and that is deliberate. Bulk auto-apply bots get accounts flagged and produce applications that read like bots wrote them. Reach fills the form with your real information and drafts the written answers, then stops and waits for you. You review and submit. It turns a twenty-minute application into a two-minute one without putting your account at risk.
That is the problem Reach spends the most effort on. Give it a company and a role and it maps who actually sits on that team, who went to your school, and who is close enough to the hiring decision to matter. You get names and a reason each one is worth contacting, instead of guessing on LinkedIn for an hour.
They would if they were generic, so they are not. Reach writes from your notes on the actual conversation — what they said, what you told them, what they asked you to do. The draft references the specific thing, in your voice, and you edit it before it sends. Everything goes out from your own email account, not a Reach server.
Because the spreadsheet does not do anything. It records what you already did and then sits there. Import it in one step and every row becomes something Reach can act on — reminding you when a contact is going cold, drafting the follow-up, and showing you which stage is actually losing you offers.
No. Reach is a layer on top of them, not a replacement. It imports contacts from LinkedIn, sends through your Gmail, writes to your calendar, and autofills any application portal. You keep everything you already use; Reach makes them talk to each other.
It scores your resume against the job description, tells you which requirements you are missing, and suggests specific rewrites for the bullets that matter. You stay in control of the final document. The goal is to stop you rewriting the same resume forty times a week.
Bring your spreadsheet over and never open it again.
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