>>34626211

if its a major company, say over 200 employees, they are probably filtering applicant with AI.

manage your expectations.

Go for small firms, chances are higher that ai has't killed their hr filtering

>>34626211
look up whatever GitHub posts daily listings of new jobs, and apply early in the morning when they're fresh. they don't even look at submissions after the first 40 or 50. you apply to 10 things a day for months and months and if you get em in early in the morning you will get 1 or 2 interviews after several months

>>34626211
By usiing Indeed you are sending generic applications, and can't be surprised at getting generic replies.

Use Indeed and other sites as back-up just in case they work, but don't rely on them. Apply to individual companies (and if you can, to individual department heads by name) with individualized letters/CVs. Show the company you are interested in THAT company and not just "a job."

>>34626416
>Go for small firms, chances are higher that ai has't killed their hr filtering
I'm not OP, but where can I find them?

>>34626211
Hey. 1st time posting on this board and Yeah I guess i could use advice if anyone is willing to help.
>Been unemployed for 6 months.
>Left old job due to some bullshit demotion and them unable to afford to pay me anymore due to budget cuts.
So lately I been thinking of changing a Career path. I currently have a security guard license since that was my last job and plan to keep it as backup. Unfortunately its so hard to find "decent" security work (no standing up position fuck those, not doing that) in NYC even though ive sent over 20 applications. This economy sucks so bad. I have experience with Supervisor positions for 2 years as a security guard which I wish to find more supervisor positions because why go back to the start when I have a higher level of work but now lately I been thinking of other works such as painting or conductor for a freight railroad and eventually train engineer. Was wondering if someone would help?
>>34626476
>>34626927
I guess Ill keep those in mind

>>34626927
I've gotten all my jobs through indeed but I do agree with you. It's cool when you get a bite but good lord do they bait you with scam calls until you do.

>>34626211
Learn what the girl likes; if it's not obvious, ask her.
Make sure she's comfortable before doing anything.
"Use your hands".
Take a shower.
Make sure the place is clean.

(Optional)
Shave.
Wear cologne.

>>34627569
Wrong post

>>34626927

its a good site to start with if you have nothing with which to organize yourself, but this anon is right.