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There are thousands of apps designed to run on today's smartphones and tablets. Some apps can be downloaded for free, while others must be purchased from an app store. This in turn has seen the increase of apps in today’s Job Market for advertising and applying for roles.
This article will provide an overview of the 5 commonly used job apps, and top tips when using apps as part of your job search.
Job apps are no longer just a mobile friendly version of a website, some of the most popular apps are matching you to opportunities by personality type before you have uploaded your experience. They can be a really useful way to diversify your applications and some even put you in direct contact with the hiring manager.
Indeed - This app distils the desktop version, you can store a bank of CVs on your mobile so can apply on the go. Indeed allows you to upload more than one CV so you can ensure you have several tailored CVs uploaded ready for different opportunities.
Glassdoor Jobs - The main functions include salary and company reviews. You can search for positions by job title and there is the option for easy apply.
Monster - Your location can be used as the main filter on this job app. By using either the location setting on your phone or selecting a location, you will receive push notifications when opportunities match. You can also upload your CV. If you do not have a CV, you can just build a profile with your details and receive a message straight from Monster Support which you can text. You do need to be mindful that if you swipe right you apply for the job on display.
Jobs Today - This app will also use your location to get push notifications. There is a chat function, so the hirer can text you directly and it will also inform you when they were last online. It lets you know what the employer is looking for, and you can build a profile to apply. There is a guaranteed response within 24 hours guaranteed for all job applications.
Good.Co - Focusses on personality tests to match you to the company culture. If company values and culture are important to you, it may be a useful app for you to install. You can also import your information from social media sites to build the profile using Facebook, Google Plus or LinkedIn.
Applying for roles is evolving, and with apps developing daily it is another opportunity to revisit the information you have. Therefore, ensure your CV is tailored and relevant, your LinkedIn profile aligns to the same brand, and your app profiles are relevant, so whichever channel you are discovered through, the information is consistent.
Renovo is one of the UK’s leading providers of outplacement and career transition support. We work with both organisations and individuals to support all their career transition requirements. If you would like to understand how Renovo can help you please call 0800 612 2011 or email info@renovo.co.uk
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