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[3 YoE, Systems Integration & QA Validator, IT Support Specialist, Canada]

#resumes#redditresumes#coding#applying#jobs

TL;DR: I’ve been applying for jobs for about two years (I’ve been doing contract/freelance work in the meantime) and have only gotten a few interviews. Does my broad background make my resume look unfocused, and what should I do?…

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AI is already rewiring the aftermarket and services

McKinsey Insights & Publications·5 months ago
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For industrial companies, applying AI to the aftermarket and services could provide a source for differentiation on top of cost and time savings and enhanced customer experiences.

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Best Websites and Smart Strategies to Find Vacancies in Lahore Quickly
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Best Websites and Smart Strategies to Find Vacancies in Lahore Quickly

DEV Community·Searchopal·6 months ago
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#ai#career#software#coding#lahore

Finding a good job in Lahore can feel easy one day and frustrating the next. There are many openings,...

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I Stopped Applying to 100 Jobs… and Things Started Changing
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I Stopped Applying to 100 Jobs… and Things Started Changing

DEV Community·Mahesh·6 months ago
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#webdev#career#resume#jobs#apply

A few months ago, I was doing what most people do. Open LinkedIn → search jobs →...

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How are people applying to jobs right after they’re posted?

Reddit r/cscareerquestions·u/Skrrrttt246·6 months ago
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#people#applying#posted#jobs#linkedin

I’ve been applying to roles on LinkedIn, but I keep noticing that most of the jobs I find were posted like 1–2 days ago already. I always hear advice like “apply early” or “be one of the first applicants,” but I genuinely don’t understand how people are…

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Applying Sentry Component Annotations Client-Side Only (cuts ~20% of the uncompressed HTML output)
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Applying Sentry Component Annotations Client-Side Only (cuts ~20% of the uncompressed HTML output)

Reddit r/reactjs·u/gajus0·6 months ago
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#applying#sentry#component#annotations#client

From Reddit - r/reactjs: Applying Sentry Component Annotations Client-Side Only (cuts ~20% of the uncompressed HTML output)

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Am I the only one who never got positive response by applying on company website?

Reddit r/jobs·u/Constant_Safe4416·6 months ago
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#response#applying#company#years#article

I have 9 years of experience. In these 9 years, I have applied to approximately 500-600 jobs by going to their website, career portal. Every time I get "We are going ahead with other candidate" response, every goddamn time. I have switched 4 companies.…

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[2 YoE, Unemployed, UX Researcher, United States]
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[2 YoE, Unemployed, UX Researcher, United States]

Reddit r/resumes·u/retr0x0·6 months ago
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#resume#applying#roles#right#using

Hi! I am an international student who graduated with a Master’s degree in the recent past and have been applying for jobs ever since. In a rough span of 5 months, I must have applied to 150+ roles, and I have only received 5 AI Interviews, and 1 other…

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[2 YoE, Unemployed, UX Researcher, United States]
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[2 YoE, Unemployed, UX Researcher, United States]

Reddit r/resumes·u/retr0x0·6 months ago
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#roles#resume#applying#right#using

Hi! I am an international student who graduated with a Master’s degree in the recent past and have been applying for jobs ever since. In a rough span of 5 months, I must have applied to 150+ roles, and I have only received 5 AI Interviews, and 1 other…

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Is applying to jobs posted 30+ days ago worth it?

#applying#jobs#posted#days#worth

I am currently looking for work and I've noticed that a lot of positions (especially on a company's Workday site) were posted 30+ days ago. Are these ghost jobs, or are they real? I'm trying to figure out if I should spend time applying or move on.

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