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Here are today's fresh opportunities for Wednesday, February 25th:
Software Engineering Internship
π’ ADP
π Alpharetta, Georgia
π’ Everpure
π Santa Clara, California
π’ Staples Business
π Framingham, Massachusetts
π’ Bosch Group
π Fountain Inn, South Carolina
π’ Oracle
π Redwood City, California
Software Engineering Full Time
π’ SAIC
π El Segundo, California
π’ Oracle
π No Location Provided
π’ Insight
π Hanover Park, Illinois
Engineering Internship
π’ Custom Truck One Source
π Kansas City, Missouri
π’ Bosch Group
π Fountain Inn, South Carolina
π’ WSP
π Washington, District of Columbia
π’ Continental
π Auburn, Indiana
π’ Howmet Aerospace
π Torrance, California
Engineering Full Time
π’ Howmet Aerospace
π Whitehall, Michigan
π’ AECOM
π Newark, Delaware
π’ Abbott Laboratories
π St. Paul, Minnesota
π’ Audubon Companies
π Houston, Texas
π’ Illumina
π San Diego, California
Data Analytics Internship
π’ ADP
π Alpharetta, Georgia
π’ Everpure
π Santa Clara, California
π’ Hoya
π Lewisville, Texas
π’ Sandisk
π Milpitas, California
Data Analytics Full Time
π’ Goldman Sachs
π New York, New York
π’ Uline
π Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin
π’ Acosta
π Kansas City, Missouri
Marketing Internship
π’ Activision Blizzard
π Santa Monica, California
π’ Quest Diagnostics
π Secaucus, New Jersey
π’ Everpure
π Santa Clara, California
π’ Carta
π San Francisco, California
Marketing Full Time
π’ goFLUENT
π New York, New York
π’ Ametek, Inc.
π Keene, New Hampshire
Finance Internship
π’ Community Financial System, Inc.
π Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
π’ Northmarq
π Austin, Texas
π’ EquipmentShare
π Columbia, Missouri
π’ Everpure
π Santa Clara, California
π’ CBIZ
π Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Finance Full Time
π’ Kroll
π Nashville, Tennessee
π’ Shamrock Trading Corporation
π Houston, Texas
π’ JPMorgan Chase & Co.
π Westerville, Ohio
Sales Internship
π’ Cloudflare
π Austin, Texas
π’ Sigma Computing
π San Francisco, California
π’ Berkadia
π Houston, Texas
π’ EPIC Brokers
π Birmingham, Alabama
Sales Full Time
π’ Sherwin-Williams
π Denver, Colorado
π’ ADP
π Fairport, New York
π’ Guidepoint
π New York, New York
π’ Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling
π Madera Country Club Estates, California
I talked to a student yesterday who applied to 80 jobs last month.
He got 1 response.
Here's the problem: He was playing a volume game with a quality strategy.
You can't spray and pray with customized resumes. You'll burn out and your applications will be sloppy.
The better approach:
Apply to fewer jobs. But apply better.
15 strategic applications > 50 generic ones
What "strategic" means:
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You meet 70%+ of the requirements
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The role actually matches your skills and interests
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You customize your resume for each one
β
You follow up within 48 hours
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You research the company before applying
What "generic" means:
β You barely read the job description
β You send the same resume to everyone
β You never follow up
β You apply because the title sounds good
The math:
Generic approach:
50 applications
0 customization
0 follow-ups
Response rate: 2% (1 interview)
Strategic approach:
15 applications
Fully customized
Follow up on all
Response rate: 20% (3 interviews)
Same time investment. 3x the results.
How to be strategic:
Step 1: Use Runway's filtering to find jobs that have been posted within 24 hours.
Step 2: Use the match scores to see if you're actually qualified. Only apply if you're 80%+ match and genuinely interested.
Step 3: Spend 20-30 minutes customizing each resume
Step 4: Follow up 48 hours later with a specific question
Step 5: Track everything and measure your response rate
The hard truth:
If you're applying to 50+ jobs a month and getting no responses, the problem isn't the job market.
It's your strategy.
Do this today:
Look at your tracker. Calculate your response rate (responses Γ· applications).
If it's under 5%, you're applying to too many jobs without enough customization.
Cut your volume in half. Double your effort per application.
Quality over quantity always wins.
-Ford from Runway
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