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Looking for work is a job in itself, and it’s super easy to lose track of where your energy is going.
One thing that has helped my clients is having a clear, simple place to see what they applied for, when, how, and what happened next.
It turns the process from “I feel like I’m throwing applications into the void” into “I know exactly what I did this week, what’s pending, and where I need to follow up.”
I decided to take the job tracker I created for a client and make a public version you can use for your own search.
It’s built to help you stay organized without feeling overwhelmed: company, role, location, work type, link, deadline, date applied, method, salary, follow-up, outcome, and notes.
If you’re in a season of transition, I hope it gives you a bit more structure and a bit less chaos.
You can download your free copy here.
Looking for work is a job in itself, and it’s super easy to lose track of where your energy is going.
One thing that has helped my clients is having a clear, simple place to see what they applied for, when, how, and what happened next.
It turns the process from “I feel like I’m throwing applications into the void” into “I know exactly what I did this week, what’s pending, and where I need to follow up.”
I decided to take the job tracker I created for a client and make a public version you can use for your own search.
It’s built to help you stay organized without feeling overwhelmed: company, role, location, work type, link, deadline, date applied, method, salary, follow-up, outcome, and notes.
If you’re in a season of transition, I hope it gives you a bit more structure and a bit less chaos.
You can download your free copy here.