LinkedIn has revealed in a recent post on its official bog that it has launched a new standalone Job Search app for the iPhone. The app has specifically been designed to facilitate the users in finding as well as applying for jobs.
LinkedIn's new Job Search app for iPhone is initially available only in the US; and it can now be downloaded in the Apple App Store.
According to the details shared by LinkedIn, the Job Search app for the iPhone will boast an Advanced Search function which will enable the users to filter jobs by title, seniority level, location, company, or industry, to look for the job openings which are most relevant to them.
Noting that job-seekers should be able to search for jobs wherever and whenever they want, not just when they are sitting at their desks, LinkedIn said that applicants who submit their applications to jobs on the first day they are posted have a 10 percent higher chance of getting selected for the jobs.
LinkedIn said in the official blog post that "landing your dream job can feel like a full-time job;" and added, in reference to the new Job Search app: "We wanted to make it easier to find, research, and apply for your next opportunity by maximizing your `in between' moments."
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