Recruiter screening calls are repetitive and time-consuming
The typical job search involves dozens of nearly identical conversations. A recruiter finds your profile, schedules a 30-minute call, and spends the first 20 minutes asking the same questions every other recruiter asked last week. You explain your background, your current situation, what you are looking for, and why you left your last role — over and over, to people who may not even have an open role that matches what you want.
This is not a failure of recruiters. It is a structural problem: they have no way to learn your background before the call. Your resume answers some questions but not the conversational ones. What kind of environments do you thrive in? Have you worked with distributed teams? What is your preferred tech stack? Are you open to contract work? The only way to find out is to ask you directly — which means scheduling a call.
The result is a tax on your time. You are spending hours on calls where the goal is simply to pre-qualify whether a conversation is worth having at all. That is the problem Distills was built to solve.
- 20+ minutes per call explaining the same background
- Recruiters call without knowing if you are a fit
- No way to filter calls by quality before they happen
- Irrelevant calls waste morning focus hours
- No record of what recruiters actually cared about
- Recruiters chat with your AI before scheduling
- Calls start from a shared understanding
- Recruiters who are not a fit self-select out
- Your time goes to calls that are already warm
- Analytics show what recruiters asked most