Job Search Tracker

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Finding your next job can be overwhelming! This doc is a customizable tool you can use to organize your job search, prioritize companies/organizations you’re interested in, and shine your best in interviews — no matter what kind of role you’re applying for.

Here’s what it can help you do.

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Figure out your ideal companies/organizations to apply to

The

Companies/Organizations⁠

section is your place to outline criteria about where you want to work, gather information about organizations in your field, and put together a big list of every company you might be interested in.

Keep track of job listings and applications

The

Applications⁠

tab organizes all the important information in one place: jobs you want to apply for, jobs you’ve already applied for, where you are in the process, and what’s coming up next.

See what you need to do and when

The

Tasks⁠

tab is where you can track all of the todos associated with your job applications. Todos could include -

Tailor your resume to the specific job

Create your cover letter

Have someone review your application materials

Confirm your reference list

Quickly access your materials

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Submitted Materials⁠

connects to a Dropbox or Google Drive folder so you can easily access your resume, cover letters, and any other relevant files.

Be prepared to interview

The
`Interview Preparation`⁠
section has everything you need to prepare for your interview

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Tell Me About Yourself⁠

is the one most important question in every interview. Here’s where to tell the story of what makes you unique.

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Practice Questions⁠

is your own personal FAQ for those questions you KNOW are going to be asked!

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Stories⁠

are at the heart of a great interview. Here’s a place to gather yours and think about how to apply them.

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Questions to Ask⁠

An interview is a two-way street! What do YOU want to know to make sure a job is the right fit for you?

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Interview Overview⁠

is where you can set yourself up for success ahead of every interview — and take notes to help you make your decision.

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