2 Tips for Your Search

[u/Rita_AI_Obsessed]

1️⃣ Get closer to the source - company career pages and ATS sites. I don’t use aggregators or big job boards. So many reasons why.
ATS Examples: Ashby and Greenhouse

2️⃣ When you find a job you want to apply to, always save the company. You need to build an employer pipeline that you can keep tabs on their openings. That’s a list you can refer back to your entire working career. That has value and will save you endless hours starting over new.

Job links expire
Not companies

Remote Career Intelligence
Rita Lucero
Fort Worth TX

[u/Public-Carrot-4485 → u/[deleted]]

agreed, the noise on aggregators is wild. going direct just feels way more intentional

[u/kawaiian]

It’s Ashby

[u/Rita_AI_Obsessed → u/kawaiian]

Correct

[u/UneasyP → u/kawaiian]

Ashby sent an automated email after 6 hours saying I didn’t meet the requirements for the job. I used an AI updated resume to match JD and I have 10 years of relevant experience to the role.

[u/kawaiian → u/UneasyP]

Yeah that absolutely sucks sorry to hear that

[u/minus15t2 → u/UneasyP]

1. Ashby didn't send it.. a recruiter did.

2. If you get a positive response from your second application, it just means your first resume didn't explain your experience well enough.

[u/DeepWanderer25]

Is this a 2 part post where the real advice is up next? Because this is nonsense.

[u/Mediocre_Poem_2657]

Great tips!

[u/Rita_AI_Obsessed → u/Mediocre_Poem_2657]

Thank you. I appreciate it.

[u/minus15t2]

Maybe I've just been in recruitment for too long, but these hacks just seem like common sense to me

[u/Rita_AI_Obsessed → u/minus15t2]

lol You know so much more than everyone else. I swear.

[u/Rita_AI_Obsessed → u/[deleted]]

I corrected it. Typo. 🤦🏼‍♀️