Hannah Morgan

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Job search is a grind. And the data proves it. 69% of job seekers say they feel burned out from the job search (Jobvite Job Seeker Nation Report). Yesterday's newsletter addressed how to stay motivated and active in your search for a new job. career-essentials.beehiiv.com/p/challenges...

Challenges In Job Search

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One of the best ways to find current job openings, is to search Google using the "Date Posted" feature. Search by the job title and location you're interested in (or select Remote). Then click Date Posted and choose Yesterday, Last 3 Days, or Last Week.

Google is one of the best sources of job listings. Huntr reports that the best applicant response rates come from Google Jobs (11.3%), followed by GovernmentJobs, and Wellfound. Traditional job sites yield a less impressive return: LinkedIn (3.1%), Indeed (4.5%), and ZipRecruiter (2.8%).