What r/jobsearchhacks is talking about this week

Every single time I apply through workday, which I abhor, I already know my application is going straight into the trash. I don’t know why, but I have not once received anything but an automated...

Just got laid off with a group a few weeks ago, don't really like the idea of broadcasting this opentowork thing but saw a co-worker just put this up. is there any data or even anecdotal evidence...

When i first started looking for a new role i was spending like 6 hours a day doomscrolling job boards and losing my mind. total recipe for burnout. eventually i set a strict rule for myself:...

I have applied through online on company websites, linkedin, agencies etc. but no luck. I dont know what other ways there are. Any advice and tips?

20+ year career where I’ve done everything from graphic design to volunteer managing to healthcare operations to project management. You want broad education? I have a Communication degree, an MBA...

I checked LinkedIn today and they've removed the date posted field. The filter doesn't even work anymore. So much for the "apply within 24 hours" job search hack...

Seems no poll option but genuinely interested where people are finding the most luck these days? If I ask Claude / Gemini / GPT I get a mix of information. Me personally I have had basically 0...

My team applies to jobs on behalf of job seekers (100,000+ applications over the last two years), and every week I pull every new US posting in five fields: project and program management,...

Comp : 10+ Location : Delhi Exp : 2-4years (internship exp excluded)

I'm applying for jobs on linkedin, indeed, recruiter, builtin etc. Any tips on how to stay organized and keep track of all my apps and all of my rejections. And using Google Drive to link to my...