So, I decided to mess around with 92career today. Gotta say, it was a bit of a rollercoaster, but I think I finally got the hang of it.
First Steps
First things first, I opened up the website. You know, the usual, type the name into the browser and see what happens. The homepage loaded up, and it looked pretty clean. Lots of information, but not too overwhelming, I can dig it.
The Exploration Phase
Next, I started clicking around. I mean, that’s how you figure things out, right? I checked out some of the different sections. They had career advice, job postings, company reviews… the works. I spent a good chunk of time just browsing through things, getting a feel for the layout and what they offered.
- Career Advice Section
- Job Posting Section
- Company Review Section
Getting Down to Business
After poking around for a while, I decided to try searching for some jobs. I typed in a few keywords, played with the filters (location, experience level, all that jazz). It was pretty straightforward. The search results popped up, and I started looking through the listings. Some of them seemed interesting, some not so much. It’s like sifting through a pile of clothes – you gotta find the ones that fit.
The Deep Dive
I found a couple of job postings that caught my eye, so I clicked on them to get more details. Read through the job descriptions, checked out the requirements, you know, the usual due diligence. I even looked at the company profiles to see what they were all about. Trying to get a sense of the culture and if it would be a good fit.
My Takeaway
Honestly, I think 92career is okay. It’s like any other job board, really. It has a lot of information, and if you spend some time with it, you can find some useful stuff. It is not gonna magically solve all your career problems, but it is a tool you can use.
I plan to keep messing with it, maybe apply for a few things and see what happens. That’s the only way to really know if something works for you, right? You gotta try it * I did.
