Today was the last day of my employment. I’ve hit LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glass door. What else should I do?
I feel like most job aggregators pull/crawl the same listings? That said, I’ve had success with Indeed in recent transitions.
Are you in a certain field/industry? Going directly to the websites of companies you know is a good place to start.
This lines up with my experience. The job listings look the same across LinkedIn and Indeed. Last time I was job hunting, Indeed had a better search function, so I was able to find relevant postings there more easily. These days, I am not actively searching, but I do periodically check on some companies’ websites within my field to see if anything pops up that might be worth a shot at.
What job you looking for?
I’ve had three recruiters reach out to me on LinkedIn in the last four weeks, so I’d say make sure you have a profile set up with a current resume on LinkedIn if you’re looking for work.
LinkedIn has been the most effective for me, personally. I seem to have less-scammy recruiters reach out to me on LinkedIn than on other platforms. I’m in my current role that I didn’t even apply for, but got offered from a direct outreach by a recruiter, and it made the process very seamless.
I’ve used Indeed in the past, but seem to encounter a lot more scammers from India there. That could just be related to my field, though. I get more phishing attempts from Indeed than job offers.
It depends on the field
Networking. Which was the intent of LinkedIn, I suppose, but I just revert to good old phone calls.
Linkedin is great if you’re proactive.
I’m a big fan of Culinary Agents if you’re in food & bev at all.
I don’t have time for multiple platforms so I just use linkedin. the recruiters will be on all of them anyway.
