Tracking Time on your Tasks
Use time tracking apps to get better at completing tasks in your spare time, or to dedicate time on finding a job. Even your stopwatch app on your phone or using your watch can be a good way to get in the habit of tracking time for specific activities. I use an app called Harvest, but you can find one that is right for you.
One example for a job in Information Technology
Looking at Glassdoor for jobs with the title Client Service Partner.
A search yielded 1,260 jobs, I looked at 30 pages, and found 20 jobs to save.
job search activity (example)
Activity Time it Takes (min)
Write a resume (J/E) 60
Send resume 5
Look for a job online 210 minutes on 10/15
- Call into recruiter / Receive a Call from a Recruiter 5 - 15
- Revise your resume 60
- Write a Cover Letter 30 - 90
- Schedule an Interview 15 - 20
- Have an Interview 45
- Give Feedback on an Interview 10
- Talk with a Recruiter 15 - 60
- Research Jobs and Visas 30 - 90
The meaning of high-spec might mean the job thinks you are overqualified.
10/13
Starting the job search diary, with a plan to look for a job in 5 1 county or economic areas.
- United States
- Canada
- EU (Germany)
- United Kingdom
- Australia
This is meant to track my actions, not the results per se, so will write a few lines per week.
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