This is the fastest way to get a raise is to keep switching
This helped me:
I was almost never completely honest in my interviews but rather presented myself strategically. Didn’t reveal my previous salary because I wanted better pay, and never told them I left due to a toxic workplace or bad boss. Most importantly, I never downplayed my contributions, spoke with confidence and positioned myself as someone who adds value. Made my CV and answers function like a pitch.
A great CV that properly explains who you are and what you can bring to their company will open so many doors for you you would be shocked. If you don’t know how to make your resume great, it might be a bigger ROI to use those free tools that are fast and effective and can create resumes that cater to each type of role you apply for.
I’ve never liked LinkedIn, I used it very rarely. For me personally it’s massively overrated, and if you’re genuinely looking for a job on LinkedIn you might consider switching sites. If the company posts a job on their website before LinkedIn, apply there first. As I stated, LinkedIn is horrible for job searching. Of course you can get lucky, but the keyword is lucky. Company sites always have fewer applicants. LinkedIn gets flooded fast. I always applied directly through company sites and could do it faster because I was notified every time a company posts vacancy.
Remote OK, We Work Remote, Flex jobs, are some of my top sites and tools I used for my job search. These are the best linkedin alternatives I could find, especially for remote jobs and I have shared my review above with the tips. Hope it helps you guys