We all love Tinder, right?
Okay, maybe some of us actually love to hate Tinder, but we've got to admit that it's completely changed the dating game. Before Tinder, dating was like searching for a fish in the bathtub, and now it's like searching for a fish in the Atlantic Ocean.
If hooking up is that easy, shouldn't finding a job be too?
Now, there's Jobr which will do for job searches what Tinder's done for dating, namely, expand your pool of options to unfathomable depths.
If you've grown up in the millennial generation, you probably know the horror of spending months and months wallowing in unemployment.
You know how invisible you can start to feel when you're sending out resumé after resumé, and never receiving any response. You've thought to yourself, more than once, that you'd so much rather receive rejections than blatant unacknowledgment.
With Jobr, all those struggles are over.
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Jobr connects talented people with the job they never knew was waiting. It's a simple concept; one with which you're already intimately familiar.
A job flashes on your screen. Immediately, you learn about the location, type, salary, and details. Then, just as you've done millions of times before, you either swipe left for no, or right for yes.
It's the same heart pounding, the same agonizing wait, and then, it's that same thrill when you find out that you are, in fact, a match.
You can upload your resumé, synch your LinkedIn or Facebook profile with the app, and then you can apply to every relevant job simply by swiping right. If you're a match, you'll get to chat with top recruiters at top companies from every industry.
Then, hopefully, you'll get to meet up, and then, well, the rest is up to you. But the best part here is that you're finally getting that resumé in front of the people you need to.
The process for finding a job is agonizing. Like dating, there's now an app that simplifies the process. Jobr is just that. Download Jobr, and find good, worthwhile work here.
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[Feature Image Courtesy Financial Times]