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A good application takes an hour or more: tailoring your resume, writing a note, answering screening questions. Plenty of postings stay up on job boards for weeks after the role is filled or paused. Checking first means you spend that hour on jobs you can actually get.
Most employers post jobs through a hiring system such as Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday or SmartRecruiters. When your link points to one of those, we ask the system directly whether the posting is live. For other career sites, we load the page and look for the signs of an open job: no "no longer accepting applications" notice, posting data that hasn't expired, and a way to apply.
You get one of three answers:
Job boards like LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor often show copies of a posting that can outlive the real one. Their terms also don't allow automated checks. Paste the link from the company's own careers page instead. You'll usually find it by searching the job title plus the company name, or from the "Apply on company site" button.
Apply to fresh postings first. Roles posted in the last two weeks get most of their interviews early. Keep a list of the jobs you've applied to, and follow up about a week later with a short, specific note to the recruiter or hiring manager.
Landed searches employers' own job boards for roles that fit your background, checks every link before you see it, re-checks the ones you've saved, and tells you when a saved role closes. It also drafts your outreach notes, prep and a tailored resume for each role. Start your search for $19 a month.