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Assuming this is reliable it would be great for job searches. (if you're targeting smaller organizations with static-enough job pages) Seems a bit expensive tho
by ropeladder 9y ago
Assuming this is reliable it would be great for job searches. (if you're targeting smaller organizations with static-enough job pages) Seems a bit expensive though--especially when I might rather sign up for, say, daily checks on up to 240 websites instead of hourly checks on 10 websites.
- jldugger 9y agoI actually do this. It's far more effective to apply for new postings than whatever happens to be live at the moment, as companies will happily advertise a position even as they're waiting for a candidate to accept an offer they've made, keeping new applicants around 'just in case'. But I just use cron, shell, and github.