My Job Trackr Blog
Practical tips and advice to help you organise your job search, track applications, and land your next role.
How Many Job Applications Does It Take to Get a Job in the UK?
How many job applications does it take to get a job in the UK? See the 2026 data and how to work out your own numbers as you apply.
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Ghosted After Applying? How Long to Wait and What to Send
Ghosted after a job application or interview? How long to wait, what to send (with templates), and when to move on without derailing your search.
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How to Compare Job Offers: A Simple UK Checklist
Got more than one job offer? Compare salary, pension, holiday, commute and progression side by side with this UK checklist and choose with confidence.
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Job Tracking: The Complete Guide for UK Job Seekers
Everything you need to know about job tracking: what it is, what to record, how to start, and the best tools to use in 2026. Updated monthly.
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What Is Job Application Tracking? A Simple Guide for Job Seekers
Job tracking is the practice of recording every application you submit so nothing slips through. Here is what it involves and why it matters in 2026.
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Job Tracking Without Spreadsheets: A Better Way to Stay Organised
Tired of messy Excel sheets? See what dedicated job tracking software does differently and how to switch in under 10 minutes.
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UK Unemployment Rate September 2026: 4.9% (Latest ONS Data)
UK unemployment was 4.9% in May to July 2026 with 1.78 million out of work and vacancies at 702,000. Latest ONS figures and what they mean for job seekers.
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UK NEET Figures 2026: 981,000 Young People Not in Work or Education (ONS Data)
981,000 young people (13.0%) were NEET in April to June 2026, down 30,000 on the quarter. Latest ONS breakdown by gender, why it matters, and where to get help.
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Best Job Tracker Apps for UK Job Seekers (2026)
Comparing the best job tracker apps for UK job seekers in 2026. Features, pricing, and which one actually helps you land more interviews.
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Job Tracker vs Spreadsheet: The Honest Comparison
Comparing job tracker apps vs spreadsheets for your job search. Honest breakdown of when each works, and when a dedicated tool saves you time.
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How to Keep Track of Job Applications on Your Phone
The easiest way to track job applications from your phone. Step-by-step guide to staying organised during your job search without a laptop.
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How to Track Job Applications Effectively
A step-by-step guide to staying organised during your job search. Learn what to track, when to follow up, and how to use your data to land more interviews.
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10 Job Search Tips to Land More Interviews
Practical, no-nonsense job search tips to help you stand out, stay organised, and actually start hearing back from employers.
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How to Manage Your Job Search From Your Phone
Your phone is the best job search tool you own. Learn how to search for roles, track applications, and stay organised on the go.
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7 Job Search Tools Every Job Seeker Needs
From application trackers to salary research, these seven essential tools will help you work smarter and land more interviews.
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How to Land a Graduate Scheme in 2026
A practical guide to finding, applying for, and landing graduate schemes. Learn how to stand out, stay organised, and track your progress.
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How to Find a Graduate Job in 2026 When Competition Is at a Record High
Graduate vacancies are down and applications per role have hit a record 140. Here's what's actually happening in the UK market and how to stand out.
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My Job Trackr vs Notion for Job Tracking: Which Is Better?
Notion is a great tool, but is it really the best way to track job applications? We compare it head-to-head with My Job Trackr so you can decide.
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Building a Job Tracking System That Actually Works
A job tracking system keeps your search organised from first application to final offer. Here is how to build one, with app and spreadsheet options compared.
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