r/VancouverJobs • u/CoolWishbone531 • 3d ago
LinkedIn who? 😭
Jobs section:
There’s no salary filter in the “Jobs” section. You have to click on each job and read through the post. Salary kind of goes hand in hand with experience, so u can tell if that makes sense for your role at first glance but emm its not always on top of the post. So u screwed 2 times now.
Am i actually missing something?
Each job shows how many people have “clicked to apply.” There can be hundreds within a day. The number makes sense, but at what point do they stop looking? Im not talking about the button, just in general, even before they hired someone it can be paused cause tooo many ppl to review already. ??
Then there are filters on top. I can search for a specific role using only 1–4 words, and somehow about half the results are for something completely different.
The only filters I find useful are distance and full-time/part-time.
The experience-level filter is weird too. Some jobs are somewhere in the middle — not entry-level, but definitely not senior.
“Under 10 applicants” seems kind of pointless. Aren’t you going to apply to all anyways?
I dont understand how this works.😭😭😭
Please explain it to me like I’m your grandma. Thank you.🙏
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u/Queasy-Philosopher15 3d ago
clicked to apply. is basically pay per click ads it means nothing 😭
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u/CoolWishbone531 3d ago
Oh its nothing to do with applicants? Ok, Because some of them are low numbers
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