Finding a job is not easy but a range of smartphone and web apps are designed to customise employment searches and even provide information on the competition. 
Free apps such as SimplyHired, Indeed, and Monster, for iPhone and Android devices, provide job opportunities through a keyword search, and web-based apps, including TwitJobSearch and TweetMyJobs, will scour Twitter for opportunities and send job alerts through the social network.
A new free iPhone app called TheLadders takes a different approach and sends a list of job opportunities to users based on their employment profile and career goals.
“One of the big frustrations for job hunters is that they go online to apply for a job and they don’t hear back. It’s a black hole,” said Alex Douzet, chief executive and co-founder of TheLadders, headquartered in New York.
TheLadders uses algorithms to pick out the 50 best jobs for a user based on location, current title, preferences, seniority, areas of expertise, industry and salary goals.
“By doing this what we’re creating is a new job discovery mechanism that … actually matches you to opportunities that are relevant to your profile,” he explained.
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