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Keeping a spreadsheet is such a good idea - during my last search I was talking to a dozen different companies initially, and it would have been impossible to k
by whichdan 5y ago
Keeping a spreadsheet is such a good idea - during my last search I was talking to a dozen different companies initially, and it would have been impossible to keep on top of everything without some sort of organization.
- mgkimsal 5y agoyears ago I went further and created a full web app to manage/track. it could manage email templates, send out emails with link tracking, had some ways to keep track of opportunities, let me keep multiple versions of a resume on hand, etc. Was moderately useful, as years before, I'd done 'spreadsheet' stuff, and that was painful. 3-4 weeks, 120+ outreaches, very few replies, etc.
- lordnacho 5y agoI've got a big Trello from my most recent search. It's the perfect mix of flexible structure, ease of use, and easy to scan.
- adjkant 5y agoWhy not have them both and use Notion? It allows you to flip between both views of the same data :) Zero affiliation just a very happy user. As an example, here's my TV show tracker in both forms: Sheet Style: https://www.notion.so/b7da6a3929624f0c9d30e248111eff2a?v=df6ffa8a82554ac59056d73fc6a5e41c https://www.notion.so/b7da6a3929624f0c9d30e248111eff2a?v=df6... Kanban Style: https://www.notion.so/b7da6a3929624f0c9d30e248111eff2a?v=fd9a91f522d0443fb38cabf950e675cb https://www.notion.so/b7da6a3929624f0c9d30e248111eff2a?v=fd9...
- pm90 5y agoSame. Especially if you’re also working your present job; all the recruiter calls and scheduling can get absolutely chaotic.