Thank you for enlightening. I really relished the content you have been uploading this past week. I am very happy to see empowered women (like you) taking part in the industry. -
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Great going! I made similar script for LinkedIn last summer. But didn't actually use it due to terms and conditions agreement. Can't afford to loose my LinkedIn account.
Great Job @harsibar If you have newer MAC like I have use this command to install Chrome driveer Documentation mentions ----> brew cask install chromedriver Instead use this ----> brew --cask install chromedriver Only if you get this error Error: `brew cask` is no longer a `brew` command. Use `brew --cask` instead.
Why does the script open google in the incognito mode when I run it? Also, after I run it, it searches for 'Software Engineering Internships' and the script ends. Any suggestions on how to solve it?
Hey, really enjoyed this! Glad to see people like you who explain this simply for newbies like me. I have a quick question, I am trying to use the get_links function but am quite uncertain. Haven't found any useful guides online or on youtube? Is there any materials you can provide? Or could you provide the documentation of how you used it? Not sure if I saw it on the the github doc you provided. Look forward to your response :D
When I run get_links.py using $python get_links.py I get this syntax error... File "get_links.py", line 102 link = f"www.glassdoor.com{link}" ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax What could be the issue?
This only works with job openings that can be ‘easily’ applied to, right? Most require creation of an account with them or other steps than just upload a resume.
Actually, it's the other way around! This doesn't with 'Easy Apply' postings, but rather listings that redirect to Glassdoor or Lever forms. It can still upload the resume pdf.
Hi there! I really enjoyed the video. I'm wondering though, does this only work for the glassdoor website or can I apply to other websites with this script?
@@harshibar Gotcha. Is there anyway I could potentially contact you? I'm a sophomore in college right now applying to companies and it would be really beneficial to gain some help / insight on applying to jobs
Any advice on applications for final semester grad? I’m finishing school in May and have been denied a lot so far on apps. I personally think it’s just because it’s kinda early. But not too sure
Just patience! I know for my internship applications, it took me until February to get accepted. For friends, sometimes it took til March or even May. Just give it time and don't give up!
Hi Harshi, I tried using your code for get_links but after I login into glassdoor the script will not automatically perform the search queries. What do I need to do to get the script to perform this task?
@@harshibar Hi when after I uncommented the last line in get_links I got an error of "getURLs() takes 0 positional arguments but 1 was given" so I put self in the function. After I put self in function when I login into glassdoor the code won't implement the automatic search.
You would have to modify the logic that scrapes the site to find the specific IDs that linkedin uses to mark their application URLs. Once you have the app links, the logic is the same.
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Hi Harshi, thank you for creating this and walking us through the process. In a twist of fate, it is definitely needed now in the face of COVID. I believe I have followed the instructions well and Get_Links.py is running and collecting URLs once I ran the Apply.py script. However, the actual applying (clicking and submitting the dictionary elements) piece seems not to be working on my end. Do you know what I may be doing wrong that could cause this? Unfortunately, I am not a developer but I am learning as I go. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Actually, never-mind! I guess the process wasn't 100% complete (for anyone else that experienced this). After it completed, the script advanced. However, I didn't see any confirmation emails from the job posters. Is that normal or does that indicate the applications were not successfully submitted?
You don't necessarily get a confirmation email for each company, but you definitely should get at least a few! There are updates that show up in terminal to see what application the script is processing. You can add more print statements when an application is successfully submitted just to be sure!
