Given you're on a job search, I'm going to assume that you've already spruced up your LinkedIn profile.
- Update your profile with good info from your history
- Mark that you are "open to work" so that folks find you
- Use the unique URL feature, it just looks more professional
- The job postings are often very detailed
- They support [[Saved Searches]]
- See the jobs page
- Each posting has easy links to -
- Company
- People you know who work there - remember, [[Use your Network]]
- Some of it is managed by the company, thus more pro-company bias than [[Glassdoor]]
- Link to apply
I've invested in LinkedIn Premium. I like it.
- Cost
- $30/month
- Trial period is worth checking out
- $30/month
- You get these types of additional data
- Salary info (sometimes)
- Number of applicants
- The jobs page adds a sections for "Jobs where you are a top applicant"
- The matches are interesting
- More details on views of your profile
- Who's checking you out is interesting signal
- Many companies will ghost you; this helps you find out if you made it past the first filter
- Other features are listed on the LinkedIn Premium home
- Sign up for Premium
- Make some [[saved searches]]