Top 5 Job Search Apps of 2020

Top 5 Job Search Apps of 2020

It's a New Year and if you are planning to quit your job but have no clue about your next move? Your smartphone can help you with finding your next gig. Fortunately, there are plenty of apps out there that can help you find the perfect job for you. Just like almost everything else in your life, job searching has gone mobile and you can do it on the go.

Are you ready to find your perfect match using an app? Here the top 5 apps that can maximize your job search and find your dream career:

LinkedIn

If you're serious about business networking, then you're probably on LinkedIn. But LinkedIn isn't just a great social tool — it also boasts a powerful job search app. Once you've let LinkedIn know you're looking for a new role, it'll keep an eye out for you and notify you of any roles that meet your criteria and past experience, as well as highlighting you in employer searches for vacancies. If you prefer a more hands-on approach to job hunting, then you can search through roles filtered by job title, pay grade, or company, and you can apply using your LinkedIn profile. Best of all, LinkedIn will also keep your job hunting quiet, so it won't tip off your current employer if you're not ready to disclose your search.

Shine.com

India's second-largest job search platform, Shine.com is the go-to app for millennial job seekers. The platform boasts of 300,000-plus live jobs, 14,000-plus recruiters and 3 crore-plus registered candidates. The app has a host of tech-backed features including advanced job search, resume builder, job alerts and company reviews, among others. Its proprietary AI-driven job-candidate matching process ensures that job seekers find the most suitable job based on their skills, experience and salary expectations.

Monster.com

Offering over a million full and part-time roles across the U.S., Monster brings jobs from other job searchers into a single app, making this one of the best job hunting choices. It uses an interface that'll be familiar to anyone who's used Tinder — Monster offers a job "card", and you can swipe right to apply for it or swipe left to dismiss it. This makes job searching easy and fast, using your uploaded resume, but if you want to take a more thoughtful approach, it may not be for you. However, with the offer of an in-app career concierge that'll help you spruce up your resume or rate your salary prospects, it's an app you can't afford to ignore.

Indeed.com

One of the top job search websites in the world Indeed offers apps for both iOS and Android with access to its 16 million-strong database of jobs across 60 countries and 28 languages. You can upload your resume and apply to jobs with a couple of clicks, stripping out many of the bells and whistles offered by competitors. You can search for nearby jobs using your device's GPS location, and filter down by role, permanence, hours, or pay grade, and pretty much every other possible criteria you need.

Glassdoor

You can't get much better than Glassdoor's massive database if you're researching a prospective employer, and it's just as good if you're looking for a job. Glassdoor offers a huge, anonymized database of company reviews, salaries, and even interview methods — which makes it perfect for checking against Glassdoor's large repository of open jobs and vacancies. Glassdoor makes it easy to see if you're earning as much as your skills are worth, and could be the kick up the rear you need to make the jump to a new role. You can save jobs, apply within the app, and even be notified of new positions matching your needs and skills.

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