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# How to find jobs in Auto-Pilot

One of the peculiarity, which distinguishes Socializit from all other existing tools is to find jobs in auto-pilot on LinkedIn.

How to do that?

* Create a [job list](/guide/create-list/jobs.md) using the parameters which are suitable for you
* In [job control panel](/bot-management/jobs-control-panel.md), activate the correspondant function

![](/files/-Lv5kgDhc2C9sYJrnuXP)

Now, each job corresponding to your parameters will be matched and the bot will automatically send your CV to the recruiter.

You will be the first candidate to apply, and you know how important it is.


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