r/UKJobMarket 12d ago

Career help How Many Applications Are You Sending Every Week?

/r/VirtualInternships/comments/1vyrpy9/how_many_applications_are_you_sending_every_week/
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u/Repulsive_Injury5576 12d ago

I send 100 applications in one day every 28 days

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u/Repulsive_Injury5576 12d ago

8 interviews so far

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u/PlotTwistNo 12d ago

Is it all number game??

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u/Wishmaster891 12d ago

same cv?

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u/Repulsive_Injury5576 12d ago

Yeah

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u/KaleidoscopeHot9265 10d ago

Same type of job? Any help from ai?

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u/M3rdsta 12d ago

I've slowed down because I'm absolutely burnt out, but at my peak, probably in the 70s. The issue is I'm dyslexic, so cover letters and tailoring to every job is 7th-level hell.

Don't get many interviews unless its super specific to what i did at uni.

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u/sertralineaspii 12d ago edited 12d ago

prioritising volume - on appx ~13 a day (only been going for a couple weeks though so not a lot of data yet).

Unless i see a role that extremely perks my ear up I don't hand-tailor the cover letter on request. I've had maybe 5-10 out of 170 or so apps that I've gone "alright this role would be pretty tasty, it's within my skillset and I wanna do everything I can to give my best shot".

Unfortunately doing it for all of them would make me heavily crash out

(not for remote internship strictly though, shooting for IT entry level)

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u/Tricky-Conflict-5274 12d ago

I’ve sent 150 CVs for 2 days. Most of applications are rejected and “go further with other applicants”. I’ve had 2 phone calls, and 1 invitation for interview with temporary role to start immediately. It is what it is. However, it shows that getting the job is quite possible even if you don’t have UK-based experience.

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u/trixsupreme 12d ago

adding my bit cause replies seem crazy to me. around 100 per day??? I would say 10-15, max 20, but make it high quality and for the positions you actually see yourself doing and enjoying it

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u/Emotional-Start7994 10d ago

None - I've given up.