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Hi everyone

I have been applying for remote jobs for years now. I have over 3 years of experience in my field. I have applied to than 100 positions that offer good pay but I keep getting rejected every single time. I always get those Unfortunately..." emails in my inbox.

Am I doing something with my job applications? Is it just that companies are not hiring for jobs right now?

I would really appreciate some guidance if anyone has been, through this struggle!
 
Hi everyone

I have been applying for remote jobs for years now. I have over 3 years of experience in my field. I have applied to than 100 positions that offer good pay but I keep getting rejected every single time. I always get those Unfortunately..." emails in my inbox.

Am I doing something with my job applications? Is it just that companies are not hiring for jobs right now?

I would really appreciate some guidance if anyone has been, through this struggle!
While you are skill at your field why don't you do freelancing. You can work at your own culture and timing.
 
While you are skill at your field why don't you do freelancing. You can work at your own culture and timing.
freelancing is great but getting client is not an easy job for even me a digital marketer like me and i know how frustrating that can be and even for a remote job try physical job i believe there will be more chances in getting the job
 
You’re definitely not alone remote roles can be very competitive and sometimes it’s more about the number of applicants than your experience.

Try tailoring your CV to each role and highlighting specific results you’ve achieved small changes can make a big difference.
 
I will encourage you to continue to apply. These jobs dont come easily. Also, you might be applying to jobs that have already been taken. Something else is for you to sell your skill on your socials especially LinkedIn. You can also research companies and reach out to them directly on linkedIn. Then optimise your CV each time you are to apply so it reflects the current job you are applying for
 
Don't put everything on your CV. Only put down relevant skills for the job you're applying for and leave everything else.
 
While you are skill at your field why don't you do freelancing. You can work at your own culture and timing.
freelancing is great but getting client is not an easy job for even me a digital marketer like me and i know how frustrating that can be and even for a remote job try physical job i believe there will be more chances in getting the job
I have experience as a Customer Support. I do not think I can do freelancing in that field. You are right. Getting a client is not that easy. I have physical job opportunities, for jobs but they do not pay good enough compared to remote jobs that pay a handsome amount. What should I do?
 
You’re definitely not alone remote roles can be very competitive and sometimes it’s more about the number of applicants than your experience.

Try tailoring your CV to each role and highlighting specific results you’ve achieved small changes can make a big difference.
I will encourage you to continue to apply. These jobs dont come easily. Also, you might be applying to jobs that have already been taken. Something else is for you to sell your skill on your socials especially LinkedIn. You can also research companies and reach out to them directly on linkedIn. Then optimise your CV each time you are to apply so it reflects the current job you are applying for
Don't put everything on your CV. Only put down relevant skills for the job you're applying for and leave everything else.
I will try these. Thank you for the advise. I'll update you guys in the thread when I get a job.
 
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