> * How do you even send that many applications? Is there some site where you can click thousands of checkboxes and apply? Do you send individual emails?
(3500/2) = 1750 hours, or just shy of one work year with holidays/vacation/etc.
If he is applying to multiple countries, of the course of 5 years, I wouldn't be surprised if 3500 jobs were posted for him to apply to that his qualifications were relevant for.
To be honest, I've applied to a non-negligible number of jobs every year just to keep interviewing and looking for better options. At 30min per application, the limitation was my time rather than the # of positions that were open given how flexible I am about location.
The only difference is I've been continuously employed and the applications are as much about maintaining my ability to interview effectively as it is firing bosses I don't care for.
> * How do you even send that many applications? Is there some site where you can click thousands of checkboxes and apply? Do you send individual emails?
(3500/2) = 1750 hours, or just shy of one work year with holidays/vacation/etc.
If he is applying to multiple countries, of the course of 5 years, I wouldn't be surprised if 3500 jobs were posted for him to apply to that his qualifications were relevant for.
To be honest, I've applied to a non-negligible number of jobs every year just to keep interviewing and looking for better options. At 30min per application, the limitation was my time rather than the # of positions that were open given how flexible I am about location.
The only difference is I've been continuously employed and the applications are as much about maintaining my ability to interview effectively as it is firing bosses I don't care for.