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I'm sure a spreadsheet works fine for many people, and from the comments you can see that others have used them for this purpose. Here are some advantages this
by nonrecursive 17y ago
I'm sure a spreadsheet works fine for many people, and from the comments you can see that others have used them for this purpose. Here are some advantages this site has:
* The data to capture has already been figured out for you. When you're first looking for a job you might not really know what to record about each listing.
* The approach has been figured out for you. I did not follow the GTD-esque approach initially, and I'm sure most other people don't. That in itself is useful, as is the site's ability to facilitate it.
* There is a bookmarklet for adding job listings. This saves you time.
* You can subscribe to an ical feed of your next actions, which you can't do with a spreadsheet.
* You can subscribe to RSS feeds from your favorite job sites so that you can easily review new postings in one place.
If you're ever looking for a job, please do give it a try and decide for yourself whether it's better than fiddling with a spread sheet :)