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£63k

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£53k
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£80k

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    No, not to search. Anyone can search and read every result we already hold, and the category pages are public too. A free account adds four things: your search history, saved jobs and the application tracker, CV match scores on every row with the skills you are missing named, and a live search across every board when nothing we already hold matches your query.

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    It goes on your application board by itself. Opening a posting through Apply files it at Clicked, and from there the board runs Clicked, Saved, Applied, Phone Screen, Interview, Offer, Rejected - every move after the first one is yours, because we can see that you opened the employer's page and not whether you sent anything. Notes and follow-up dates sit on the role itself, two offers can be put side by side, and the whole board exports to CSV. It needs a free account, because it has to be stored somewhere.

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