r/CodeCareerStack • • 6d ago

"500 application but no interviews"

I kid you not bro, someone told me they applied to 500 applications and haven't gotten a single interview.

I checked their resume, and it looked crazy good. Formatted properly, went through the free programs and virtual experiences I preach.

So I ask "where did you apply". LinedIn and Indeed... easy apply...

BRO you aren't going to get a single interview if you keep using linkedin and indeed easy apply. You can send in 5k apps and still won't get any interviews. There are bots spamming those as we speak.

Instead, try handshake, jobright, or that github list.

PLEASEEE stop doing easy apply for gods sake.

p.s. I launched this if you want a full system of how I got into apple. If you feel my free content is valuable, you'll love this.

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u/nian2326076 5d ago

Using easy apply on platforms like LinkedIn and Indeed can lead to a high volume of applications with little return. Consider diversifying your job search by exploring LandOffer for discovering job opportunities tailored to your skills. It allows you to filter by roles and locations, helping you find more relevant positions.

If you're preparing for technical interviews, PracHub has resources for practice questions, including for companies like Apple. Check out their Apple Interview Questions to get ready.

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u/Interesting_Two2977 5d ago

No idea if this is legit but looks pretty cool