If you’re looking for a job and you don’t have any of these apps then you’re really wasting away your potential.
Gone are the days when graduates walked around town with their curriculum vitae and generic cover letters in brown envelopes, dropping them at company receptions and human resource offices; hoping the papers would get in the right hands and they’d land the perfect job.
Things are easier now, still tedious when it comes to the hoping part… but easier in get your documents to the necessary employers. You can do it at the comfort of your home, office or in transit with a click or two on your computer and a few swipes on your phone.
They notify you about job opportunities, obviously, and some even give you tips on how to handle interviews, what questions to expect, company profiles and reviews.
LinkedIn is the top professional social networking site reaching over 200 countries and territories around the world. 87 per cent of recruiters use LinkedIn as part of their candidate search.
LinkedIn Job Search gives you all the tools you need to easily find your dream job – or let it find you. You can find career opportunities wherever you want with its location-based search and even get recommendations and notifications based on your job searches. With customizable search tools, job alerts, and company information, you’ll have all the details you need to apply and connect with the right contacts. According to LinkedIn, applicants who apply to jobs on the first day they’re posted are 10 percent more likely to be hired.
2.Glassdoor
Glassdoor combines all the latest job listings with rich company reviews, salary reports and possible interview questions. The app offers relevant, updated jobs based on your profile and even notifies you on whether or not the position may have been filled by another applicant.You can save interesting jobs so you’ll never miss out and apply when you’re ready.
3.Ogaan
Ogaan creates a space to connect employers and prospective employees globally in the most efficient way possible.The app aims to bring knowledge of the existing opportunities to those that may not have it. While most apps may lean more towards white-collar job opportunities, Ogaan’s uniqueness is in the types of vacancies presented which are inclusive of both the formal and informal openings.
In both sectors, the prospective employer and employee are able to be matched on the app according to the needs of the employer and the qualifications of the prospective employee.
4.Brighter Monday
Brighter Monday is an online recruitment agency that offers access to thousands of job listings matched to your location, experience, skills and role. You can create a profile and show off your skills, education and experience to potential employers.
