One person applied to 47 jobs in 89 days by copying company info into Google Gemini to check financial health and growth prospects, then filtering against three criteria: best-in-class status, tech interest, and growth potential. About one application every two days.
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How did you balance not over-researching? I had a simple system. I did not do anything fancy in this process, nothing highfalutin. I just would research a company, make some assessments based on what I was looking for. Are they the best in class? Is it technology I'm interested in? Do they seem like they have some growth? I would copy information from their website, drop it into Gemini, ask it some questions, and then ask it to do deep research and give me some financial information about the company and their strength and probable growth, like all that stuff. And if I like what I saw, I would apply. 89 days, only applied to 47 places. That's almost like one every 2 days. So if I did the research on Monday, I might apply to that one place on Tuesday. Yeah. Wasn't a whole lot of applying. I wasn't balancing anything. I was just digging into a company until I find what I was looking for and then applying.