Row 30364

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Basically every single day for the past year I've spent a few hours throughout the day searching and applying. I have a search query ("data scientist" OR "data analyst" OR "statistician" etc...) in LinkedIn, then filter based on jobs posted within the past 24 hours and filter based on most recently posted. I go through that entire list and apply to what seems within the realm of reality of me being a potential fit for. I refresh the page a few times throughout the day to get the most recently posted jobs. I do a similar thing on Indeed, but find that Indeed is harder somehow for me to keep my focus on (maybe because they don't have company logos like LinkedIn), so I just use indeed to search in the cities I have the highest preference to relocate to.

I also check [levels.fyi](http://levels.fyi) which has a job board, and even find a lot of jobs just through google. And to answer your other questions, no I'm not only focusing on companies in my field of interest or passion. If I were to do that, I'd probably only have 5 jobs a month I'd be able to apply to haha. I was told by an alumni from my school who is now the director of data science at a large company to just apply to literally anything and everything that is remotely related to my background. I feel like the dream of working somewhere that interests you is now dead and you really just need to go with whatever company will take you, if any at all.

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text Basically every single day for the past year I've spent a few hours throughout the day searching and applying. I have a search query ("data scientist" OR "data analyst" OR "statistician" etc...) in LinkedIn, then filter based on jobs posted within the past 24 hours and filter based on most recently posted. I go through that entire list and apply to what seems within the realm of reality of me being a potential fit for. I refresh the page a few times throughout the day to get the most recently p…
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