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not to be a negative-nancy, but is this that much better than tracking things in something like a Google docs spreadsheet with a few tabs? Seems like a solutio
by numbchuckskills 17y ago
not to be a negative-nancy, but is this that much better than tracking things in something like a Google docs spreadsheet with a few tabs?
Seems like a solution to a non-existent problem.
- nonrecursive 17y agoI'm sure a spreadsheet works fine for many people, and from the comments you can see that others have used them for this purpose. Here are some advantages this site has: * The data to capture has already been figured out for you. When you're first looking for a job you might not really know what to record about each listing. * The approach has been figured out for you. I did not follow the GTD-esque approach initially, and I'm sure most other people don't. That in itself is useful, as is the site's ability to facilitate it. * There is a bookmarklet for adding job listings. This saves you time. * You can subscribe to an ical feed of your next actions, which you can't do with a spreadsheet. * You can subscribe to RSS feeds from your favorite job sites so that you can easily review new postings in one place. If you're ever looking for a job, please do give it a try and decide for yourself whether it's better than fiddling with a spread sheet :)
- LogicHoleFlaw 17y agoIt's certainly more structured than a free-form spreadsheet. The mere fact that it's a special purpose tool makes a difference too.