Ciao a tutti,
volevo solo condividere un risultato positivo invece di tutti i post a riguardo "Non riesco a trovare lavoro in Svizzera" – "Il mercato del lavoro è così brutto"
Dopo che mi è stato detto che sarei stato licenziato con meno di 2 anni di esperienza, ho iniziato a presentare domanda negli ultimi mesi e ho fatto una piccola panoramica.
I miei take away sono:
– È normale non ricevere risposta
– Applica molto e sii un po’ flessibile
– Se il tuo CV corrisponde al 70%, provalo
– Non preoccuparti di candidarti se la posizione è aperta da alcuni giorni (tutte le candidature più vecchie spesso venivano rifiutate automaticamente)
https://i.redd.it/a0bz5c2p8mrg1.png
di randomname945
10 commenti
May I ask your field?
I had a similar experiences to when I was looking for a job, very similar numbers to yours.
Congrats, a 13% response rate from CV to first stage is enormous. Are you in some specific niche?
Congrats
Chiming on… What sector?
Man, you’re way too lucky.
On 100 applications, I get in average at least 80 no answer and the rest is mostly rejection (Sometimes, I’m too over-qualified, sometimes not enough, sometimes they got someone else).
Even if I’m applying for a job like cashier, it’s a struggle.
If I manage to pass that wall and get to the first round, until now I’ve had a 100% rate of being hired for the job.
I even mention I’m willing to work on weekends or at night but I guess I might sound too desperate lmao
Please at least state the field of your work, otherwise this information is somewhat meaningless!
Congrats. May i ask, what the position is? (Unemployed Software Engineer since May last year)
I got 3 rejections today, within 2 hours. I am soooo unemployed, that i started scraping all career websites and create my own jobs ch:
https://jobs.poyraz.digital/
maybe, then i can find something where not “Mehr als 100 Personen haben auf „Bewerben“ geklickt”
The no answer rate is pretty decent! (Not insanely high)
What is 1,2 ,3. round?
Survivor bias