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LinkedIn is a must-have for any serious professional looking to land their dream job.
But with so many job posts, how do you manage your job search process like a pro?
One way is to use this automation!
It will save your favorite job posts to a Google spreadsheet with one click.
Doing this will free you up to search relevant job posts quickly and decide which ones you want to apply to later. You can even create a rating and tracking system in your Google spreadsheet that saves your excitement level for each job post and prioritize those.
Here is how the automation works.
The first step is to set up a Google spreadsheet for your jobs with the fields you want to save. You can duplicate our template that we’ve optimized for this use case.
Click the “Try it” button at the top of this page to get this Autobook saved.
You will be redirected to the Google Sheets integration page.
Make sure the automation is activated (toggled on).
Bardeen will ask for the Google spreadsheet you want to use. Pick the job tracker you created in Step #1.
To save a job post, right-click on the job link and run this automation. Bardeen’s scraper tool will get information like company name, position, link, location, contact information, and more. Then, it will save it to the correct fields in Google Sheets. That’s it!
💪Pro tip: Pair this automation with our other playbooks like Copy LinkedIn Company data to Google sheets and Copy LinkedIn profile data to a Google Sheet to turn yourself into a research ninja 🥷.
Search for more integration opportunities with Scraper automations, Google Sheets automations, or modify the playbook to better suit your specific workflow needs.
Also, seek out additional integration options for LinkedIn integrations, or both Google Sheets and LinkedIn.
Learn more about the awesome personal productivity automations, data-sourcing integrations, and recruiting developed by Bardeen.
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