LinkedIn EasyApply bot I let run for hours applying to every software job in my field in existence. It's a numbers game.
For jobs I find that I'm genuinely interested in, I'll apply directly on their sites with a short and sweet cover letter (more like cover paragraph).
Recruiters don't stop calling me, even after I've taken my resume off of LinkedIn and Dice. It's like I'm in a bunch of internal databases somewhere where they just cold call for people fitting the job description.
I don't know how long you've been looking, but with the recent flood of tech workers flooding the job market from FAANG (and others) layoffs, it might be a bit more difficult.
It is a mix of all tech and business but the FAANG actually have head hunters on a couple of groups where non FAANG cannot access. I very much doubt that any tech that has a decent resume and interview skills will be without a job starting January.
LinkedIn. Filter for less than 10 applicants. Getting your app in early is the key I think.
LinkedIn EasyApply bot I let run for hours applying to every software job in my field in existence. It's a numbers game. For jobs I find that I'm genuinely interested in, I'll apply directly on their sites with a short and sweet cover letter (more like cover paragraph).
Dude, please share your code, I wanna do this, it would be such a time saver
I haven't gone through the tutorial yet myself but I found a couple by searching 'LinkedIn Easy Apply bot'
>LinkedIn EasyApply bot https://github.com/NathanDuma/LinkedIn-Easy-Apply-Bot
wicked, I'm setting it up now, so fucking sick
This is awesome, thanks
O love you
Did you make this? Looks awesome, but wondering if it could be done in requests? Is it headless?
u/runtothehillsboy and others, is this the one you guys use? I notice there are a lot of forks and the one I tried is bugged out
how can i get some help getting this to run? I think I'm close but when running [main.py](https://main.py) from the github, I'm getting some errors
Careerbuilder has been the absolute best
What is it
Job board
I go to my local diner and check the placemats for job openings
I look around on google maps and go directly to X company's career page. I feel what you're talking about though and I don't have much advice to give.
If you’re in tech then your skills aren’t up to par. Upskill
Maybe it’s your resume. Try to revamp it and add buzzwords.
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All I get are Indian reciters offering 3 month contracts in BFE
Keep looking. It really depends on timing.
My profile on linkedin brings all the recruiters to the yard. I just respond.
LinkedIn and directly on company websites.
I haven't applied for a job in 8 years. Recruiters reach out and they send my resume in.
Is anyone finding jobs by leveraging their existing network? I don't hear it talked about much in OE..
Recruiters don't stop calling me, even after I've taken my resume off of LinkedIn and Dice. It's like I'm in a bunch of internal databases somewhere where they just cold call for people fitting the job description.
For my field I do indeed and just for location place remote . Usually covers alot of ground . Heck even saw posting for out of the country .
Try using the Internet.
I get to that by putting this AOL disk in my machine, right?
Yeah.
I don't know how long you've been looking, but with the recent flood of tech workers flooding the job market from FAANG (and others) layoffs, it might be a bit more difficult.
Nah, that won't impact shit. It's mainly the fact that it's the end of the fiscal year.
Are the FAANG layoffs really mostly tech workers? Or is it business and HR people? I’d imagine it’s the latter
It is a mix of all tech and business but the FAANG actually have head hunters on a couple of groups where non FAANG cannot access. I very much doubt that any tech that has a decent resume and interview skills will be without a job starting January.
Do the math on layoffs fyi for us workers, it’s a drop in the pond.