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Product Manager Roles?

Looking for a job as a Product Manager?

Imagine getting an interview with OpenAI and not even filling out a job application.

That just happened for this person. With the OpenAI IPO coming up that could mean life changing money.

6 days later: recruiter email.
Today: Product Execution and Product Sense rounds booked.

What company would you drop everything to interview at?

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u/ell-chan — 9 days ago
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People say auto apply doesn't work

Our job seekers got 1,836 interview invites in the last 30 days. 776 people. 1,308 companies.

OpenAI. Anthropic. SpaceX. Stripe. JPMorgan. Walmart.

Here's what the data says about who's actually hiring

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u/ell-chan — 16 days ago
▲ 1 r/SimpleApplyAI

Need some miracle

Don’t wait until you’re laid off to start your job search.

AI Apply finds relevant roles and applies for you directly through company career pages, so you can stay prepared for your next opportunity.

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u/ell-chan — 20 days ago
▲ 130 r/SimpleApplyAI

US chip fabs face massive 157,000 worker shortfall, mere 3% of US engineering grads enter chipmaking — despite six-figure salaries, US chip manufacturers are in dire need of engineers and technicians

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u/ell-chan — 27 days ago
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6 Mistakes That Could Be Slowing Down Your Job Search

A long job search isn’t always about a lack of qualifications. Sometimes, it’s about how you’re approaching the process.

  1. Only checking job boards
    Some companies post roles directly on their career pages.

  2. Waiting too long to apply
    If a role is a strong fit, putting off your application can mean missing the chance to apply while the posting is still new.

  3. Applying to jobs that aren’t a good match
    Applying to everything you see can waste time and lead to a lot of applications that don’t align with your experience.

  4. Applying inconsistently
    Searching only when you have free time makes it easier to miss new opportunities.

  5. Spending too much time on repetitive applications
    Searching, filling out forms, and re-entering information can take hours.

  6. Losing track of your applications
    Without a system, it’s easy to forget where you applied or what stage each application is in.

SimpleApply helps you focus on better-fit opportunities with a match score that identifies how well each role matches your profile.

It can then apply to matching jobs directly through company career pages within 24 hours of new postings, while keeping your applications organized in one place.

A better job search isn’t always about applying more. It’s about spending your time on opportunities that actually fit.

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u/ell-chan — 28 days ago