You are in job search, you like the possibilities that new technologies allow you and you are willing to investigate what possibilities they offer you to stand out among other candidates.
If you want to shine among the rest of the resume and apply as the ideal candidate, this is your place.
10 tools in your job search
We offer you the 10 tools that you cannot miss so that your candidacy does not go unnoticed.
- LinkedIn: The leading professional social media platform is a great place to search for jobs and network with professionals in your industry. Many companies post their job openings on LinkedIn and you can use their advanced search engine to find jobs relevant to you.
- Interview Warmup: It is a free platform powered by artificial intelligence and designed by Google that helps generate questions similar to those that professionals usually receive in job interviews. The artificial intelligence chooses random questions that the user must answer using the microphone and can then read the transcript of their answer collected by the software. You can also type the answer by pressing the button on the keyboard.
- Glassdoor: Website that allows you to research companies, read employee reviews, and search for job openings. You can also get information about salaries and benefits.
- canva: With this tool you can obtain resume templates and create designs in a simple and very attractive way.
- ZipRecruiter: Job search website that uses artificial intelligence technology to connect you with potential employers. You can search by keyword and location.
- Jobscan: This is a tool that helps you optimize your resume and cover letter to match keywords and job posting requirements.
- Hootsuite Careers: Hootsuite is a social media management company that has a careers page where you can find job openings in different areas, from marketing to software development.
- YourvideoCV: It is a mobile application that allows you to easily create a video CV with a duration of 120 seconds, being able to edit it online and have the possibility of applying for job offers from the application itself.
- CareerBuilder: CareerBuilder is a job search platform with a large number of job offers in different sectors. You can also upload your resume so employers can find you.
- Google for Jobs: Google for Jobs is a job search tool from Google that allows you to search for job openings by keyword and location. You can also filter results by publication date and job type.
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