its called setting down the phone and getting out there to look with your eyes. People are so reliant on technology that's is become a nuisance. If you want to show someone you want a job you go to them and inquire about it. It shows initiative.
What is the best App for job seekers?
I don't think any app like that exists. Ofcourse, there's websites for job listings, but not an app.
SimplyHired allows you to find jobs near your area by entering your city and state that you live in as well as the job title that you're looking for. It also has a count at the top saying "x new jobs since your last visit", where "x" is a number.
Indeed is pretty much a replica for SimplyHired, just re-formatted. So you can use either website and you'll get pretty relevant job search results.
Keep in mind, though, it's not so easy that all you have to do is apply online and you get the job. No, most employers will ask to schedule an appointment for an interview and ask that you bring a resume and cover letter.
I wish you the best of luck in your job hunt!
Go to Google Play, there are lots of apps for job seekers. I used Monster job search app. Good luck for your job search
It depends whereabouts you are geographically as to which apps I'd recommend as the best for job hunting, but rest assured there are plenty around, so wherever you are, you should be able to access all the information you need on the go.
One app I'd recommend downloading no matter where you are is LinkedIn Jobs.
LinkedIn is the largest social network for "professionals and recruiters", so it makes sense to use their app if you're looking for a job. you can find it here:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/linkedin-job-search/id886051313?mt=8
One of the best features is the "Apply in App" option. If you have a LinkedIn profile that offers enough details about you to potential employers, then applying for jobs can be as simple as tapping a button, rather than filling out complicated forms and uploading documents.
Other apps that will help you find a job (based on your location)
USA. Indeed is the biggest job database in the States, and is again available on both Android and iPhone. The great thing about Indeed is the ability to be able to apply for jobs straight from your phone. It's really intuitive and easy to use, and is handy if you're on the run but still want to be productive.
UK. Monster is available for Android and iPhone, and has one of the largest selection of job adverts in the country. You can also upload your CV through the website and employers have the opportunity to contact you directly if they like the look of your skillset.
If you're in a different country, I apologise! But if you search through your phone's app store I'm sure you'll have an equivalent for your country. If all else fails, head to your local job centre and they should be able to point you in the direction of the best resources.
There
are lots of students graduated every year from different colleges and from
different streams. Very less percentage of students is getting placed through
their colleges and many students are still in confusion to select their path to
find jobs that suit them. Already there are many job portal sites where you can
register and get the job updates.
For
the ease of people many recruiting companies also provide their mobile applications
to provide their users a fast response. Best mobile apps for job hunting are:
Monster India, LinkedIn, Indeed etc.
