Job alerts
Save a search and get an email when new jobs match it. One digest covering all your alerts, at the cadence you pick.
Needs a free account
Save a search and get an email when new jobs match it. Alerts run on our servers, so nothing has to be open on your side.
The quickest way in is from a search you have just run: the Alert me control above the results creates one already filled in with those keywords and that location. If you are already watching that search it says so, so you cannot quietly create the same alert twice.
- Or open Alerts from your account menu, or the Alerts tab on mobile.
- Give the alert a name, and the keywords and location to watch.
- Pick how often you want to hear from us: every 6 hours (up to 4 emails a day), daily digest (one email a day), weekly digest (one email a week).
- Toggle it on. You can turn any alert off without deleting it.
Each alert shows its cadence and when it last sent, or that it is still waiting for its first digest, and the cadence can be changed from that row without opening anything.
We look for new matches every six hours and email at most as often as the cadence you chose, in one digest covering all your alerts rather than one email per alert. When you have a default CV saved, the jobs in the digest are ordered by how well they match it rather than just by date.
Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe, and alerts and follow-up reminders unsubscribe separately, so stopping one does not silently stop the other.
Where it stops: A digest carries at most 25 jobs per alert, so a very broad alert is a sample rather than everything. Narrow the keywords if you are hitting that. The first email after you create an alert looks back about a week; after that it reports only what is new.
Related
- When an alert email has not arrivedUsually because nothing new matched. Alerts only email when there is something to report, so silence is the normal quiet state.
- Unsubscribing from our emailsOne click in any email. Alerts and follow-up reminders unsubscribe separately, and unsubscribing switches alerts off rather than deleting them.
- Recent searchesYour last 20 searches are kept on your account and rerun in a click. Signed out, they live in the page only and are gone when you reload.
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