Yes! I got laid off on December 12th and just started a new remote job (same industry and same title as my last job) on March 17th.

Yes! I got laid off on December 12th and just started a new remote job (same industry and same title as my last job) on March 17th. Yes, it does take about 2-3 months if you are constantly and consistently applying for jobs. I would recommend applying to at least 10 a day and also if you know anyone who works at the companies you are applying to, ask them to refer you!

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  1. Anonymous

    I also found a role within 2 months - and applied for 300 roles before I landed this one. I have 2 types of jobs I can apply for and have a standard resume for each role type. Personally, I really used ChatGPT for cover letter and for tweaking my resume for the roles I REALLY wanted. The others got the standard.

    Did you use any AI in your job search?

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