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14 live jobsMedia & EntertainmentNew York, United StatesFounded 1933newsweek.com
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Newsweek is an American weekly news magazine that was founded in 1933. It covers a wide range of topics, including national and international news, politics, business, and culture.

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From 5 applications Haystack's AI agent sent to Newsweek since October 2026. Updated daily.

applications sent by the agent
5
fields on the form
9
What Newsweek's form asks
  1. What are your salary expectations?On 60% of Newsweek applicationsAnswered for you
  2. How much notice do you need to provide before starting a new position?On 60% of Newsweek applicationsAnswered for you
  3. Are you legally authorized to work in the United States?On 60% of Newsweek applicationsAnswered for you

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Newsweek takes applications through Greenhouse, on its own careers site. The form usually has about 9 fields to fill in. Haystack's AI agent can fill in and submit the form for you: upload your CV once, pick the Newsweek roles you want, and every reply lands in your Haystack inbox.

What does Newsweek's application form ask?

Besides your contact details and CV, the questions that come up most on Newsweek's form are: "What are your salary expectations?"; "How much notice do you need to provide before starting a new position?"; "Are you legally authorized to work in the United States?".