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YOU WILL SECURE ANY REMOTE JOB ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD USING THIS METHOD AND STRATEGIES

Courtesy ;
Sandra Tanbansa
Twitter https://twitter.com/sandratabansi/status...43824?s=08

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September-October is the season for recruitment and I’m sure you’ve stumbled on a post like these Twitter tweets somewhere; pic below -

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There are so many job boards, and it's so hard spending hours filtering through the results, only to find that the jobs aren't a good fit for you or are not remote for your location.

Been there, burnt out

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Who has time to go through every single job board, filter it to your specific job role, check every single requirement, and then apply individually?

Definitely not me.

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So say goodbye to multiple endless tabs and getting overwhelmed with job hunting.

And say hello to Google Jobs search.

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See, when you use Google jobs search you’ll not only get all the notifications from all those 15 million job boards in one place you’ll also get to enable job alerts and be among one of the first batch of people to apply, thus increasing your odds.

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This is how to do it?

You can use your phone/laptop but I prefer using my phone because it's easier.
Go to the Google app or use this direct link:

goo.gle/ng-jobs4

goo.gle/ng-jobs4

Type the kind of jobs you’re looking for. I’m looking for remote content marketing jobs so I’ll type that.

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Now go to your filter, this is where the magic happens.
You can pick any filter you want.

- Under “Title”: choose what you want to be notified for

- Under “Date posted” I always choose “Past 3 days” because I usually don’t get feedback if I apply later than that

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- Under “Type” choose your preference. I’ll choose 3: full-time, contractor & part-time.

- Under “Company type” I choose “All”, Same with “Employer”.

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After you’re done, just enable the alert. This is the most important part because it helps to notify you especially when life gets busy!

And when you’re alerted, apply o, as early as possible.

That’s it.
Did you know about this Google feature & will you be using it?