Sort & filter for maximum efficiency

0:00 All right, guys. Here is a speedrun walk-through of using the new sorting and filtering tool so that you can get the exact jobs that you want for however you're feeling on that day for what you want to apply to, right? So, keep in mind these are two kind of separate ways of organizing the results. So, up here on the top, you can see the sort best match.

0:15 I'm just going to show you: the options are newest. Some people just like jobs that are super fresh, so you can do that. Or you can do pay high to low, pay low to high. Let's do pay high to low for the time being, right? Okay. And then you can see that everything here is sorted now from the highest to the lowest paying. But, keep in mind I have these 680 matches.

0:29 Some of them at the very bottom probably aren't going to be the product marketing roles that I want. And so, you can see that I have these 50% matches up top. So, what I'm going to do is only show the 85% plus match quality roles, right? So, now I've got pay high to low, 85% plus match quality. So, these are ones that are still really good jobs, but we're just sorting by maximum pay.

0:50 And then let's go ahead and type in San Francisco here in case I wanted to just look for jobs in San Francisco. Okay, great. So, now I have good matches sorted from high to low in my city. And let's say I only want on-site cuz I'm just like really dying to get back into the office for some reason, right? You can then also apply with the on-site or at least apply the on-site filter, rather.

1:13 You're also able to select just in case like I might get some product roles that come into my marketing matches just at the very tail end. So, if I just want to make sure it's only marketing, I can go ahead and select the marketing role down here. You can also select seniority. I think mine is actually looking fine right now, so I won't mess with that. You can set your compensation floor here.

1:32 So, so minimum, say you want to do like 200K minimum, right? You can apply that as well. The ones that I'm seeing now are going to be above that because they're sorted from, you know, paying high to low in terms of pay. And you can also select the industry that you want here at the bottom, right? And you can see all these matches are against my resume, which you can always go in and change.

1:52 But, yeah. Let's say I then want to sort by best match again, I can do that here. So then match quality becomes less important. I can get rid of that. And maybe I just want to see what's been posted in the past 3 days as an example, right? And maybe it's not just on site. And maybe it's not San Francisco only. Like now I'm just looking at the four jobs that are that have been posted in the past 3 days.

2:13 You can see the past 23 hours, 21 hours, 1 day ago in San Francisco that are marketing, that are within my match results. So these are the four, right? So that's the new marketing filter, or sorry, not marketing, the new filter and sorting tool. Play around with it, get a feel for it. It should make your job search much simpler and easier. And then of course, when you find the jobs that you want, you can just hit the add button and then pop into the active flow and start generating your packs. Hope that was helpful. Reach out if you all have any questions and enjoy.