Title: LPT TIL what “Actively Hiring” really means on LinkedIn job posts
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TIL that when a job on LinkedIn is labeled as “Actively Hiring”, it doesn’t just mean the company is hiring in general—it actually means they’ve assigned a recruiter or hiring manager to that specific posting who is actively reviewing applicants.
This tag usually shows up when there’s someone internally managing the pipeline and trying to fill the role quickly. It’s not a guarantee you’ll get a call back, but your odds of being seen (and possibly getting a faster response) are higher compared to listings without that tag.
Also learned you can filter for these jobs using the LinkedIn URL by adding f_AL=true—which basically means you’re only seeing roles where someone is actually monitoring and pushing the hire forward.
Not all job listings are equal, and now I know which ones to prioritize when I apply.
Til what “actively hiring” really means on linkedin job posts
TIL that when a job on LinkedIn is labeled as “Actively Hiring”, it doesn’t just mean the company is hiring in general—it actually means they’ve assigned a recruiter or hiring manager to that specific posting who is actively reviewing applicants.
This tag usually shows up when there’s someone internally managing the pipeline and trying to fill the role quickly. It’s not a guarantee you’ll get a call back, but your odds of being seen (and possibly getting a faster response) are higher compared to listings without that tag.
Also learned you can filter for these jobs using the LinkedIn URL by adding f_AL=true—which basically means you’re only seeing roles where someone is actually monitoring and pushing the hire forward.
Not all job listings are equal, and now I know which ones to prioritize when I apply.
Til what “actively hiring” really means on linkedin job posts
TIL that when a job on LinkedIn is labeled as “Actively Hiring”, it doesn’t just mean the company is hiring in general—it actually means they’ve assigned a recruiter or hiring manager to that specific posting who is actively reviewing applicants.
This tag usually shows up when there’s someone internally managing the pipeline and trying to fill the role quickly. It’s not a guarantee you’ll get a call back, but your odds of being seen (and possibly getting a faster response) are higher compared to listings without that tag.
Also learned you can filter for these jobs using the LinkedIn URL by adding f_AL=true—which basically means you’re only seeing roles where someone is actually monitoring and pushing the hire forward.
Not all job listings are equal, and now I know which ones to prioritize when I apply.
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object(stdClass)#6927 (3) { ["meta"]=> object(stdClass)#6930 (2) { ["status"]=> int(401) ["msg"]=> string(12) "Unauthorized" } ["errors"]=> array(1) { [0]=> object(stdClass)#6919 (3) { ["title"]=> string(12) "Unauthorized" ["code"]=> int(1016) ["detail"]=> string(19) "Unable to authorize" } } ["response"]=> array(0) { } }Title: LPT: If you have an Iphone, don’t use an online converter to turn files into a PDF. Use the “print” feature in the Photo or Files app.
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For example, you can send your images to your phone. Once they’re in your photo library, select them, hit send, and hit “print.” Do a zoom in motion on the image that appears and the image will maximize. Now hit the new send button that just appeared and hit save as PDF.
This also works in the files app. Select a few files, hit the send or share (whatever you call it) button in the bottom left corner, and repeat the same process. This can even merge PDFs together.
Almost any app with the box and arrow send symbol (such as the notes app) can also do this.
If you have an iphone, don’t use an online converter to turn files into a pdf. Use the “print” feature in the photo or files app.
If you have an iphone, don’t use an online converter to turn files into a pdf. Use the “print” feature in the photo or files app.
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object(stdClass)#6931 (3) { ["meta"]=> object(stdClass)#6932 (2) { ["status"]=> int(401) ["msg"]=> string(12) "Unauthorized" } ["errors"]=> array(1) { [0]=> object(stdClass)#6933 (3) { ["title"]=> string(12) "Unauthorized" ["code"]=> int(1016) ["detail"]=> string(19) "Unable to authorize" } } ["response"]=> array(0) { } }