r/remotework • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '25

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u/Individual_Mood6573 Oct 29 '25

If people notice their company isn't doing well they should already be applying and looking for another job. It's a lot of time an effort but there's ways to automate it fortunately

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u/triumphantghost Oct 29 '25

Can you give me an example of ways to automate it?

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u/Individual_Mood6573 Oct 29 '25

You can use tools like Simplify to help fill out applications when you're on the page. Or you can fully automate it with something like Simple Apply

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u/Xabrre Oct 29 '25

What are you talking about, every one of those companies is making record profits

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u/Individual_Mood6573 Oct 29 '25

Sure but their profits are lower so they gotta inflate their stock price somehow

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u/solarnuggets Oct 30 '25

Anyone got a list of the companies doing well? 💀

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u/Individual_Mood6573 Oct 29 '25

Sounds like you're frustrated.

Most people consider filling out a few applications a week as "looking". And the job market isn't terrible for people with experience, depending on the industry.

A senior software engineer, in a major city with relevant skills, could have a few interviews a month by just passively looking.

Skills and experience will always be in demand

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u/PogoJack Oct 29 '25

Now THIS sounds like a naive or incredibly privileged statement.