How to Create a Company Job Alert | LinkedIn Tips

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Here’s a quick tutorial on creating a company job alert on LinkedIn and never miss a new opportunity in your field!
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[@themagbo_]

Hi, thank you for the info! On "Job location" are we supposed to fill in where I want to work from? Where I'm from? Or where the company is from?
I ask because I'm afraid to have all this alerts and not be notified because of a simple mismatch in the location.

[@Resumegenius]

Hello, thank you for your comment. We'd recommend researching the companies' work policies. If they are fully remote, then the location most likely doesn't matter. However, some companies require employees to be in the same country or time zone. If they work on-site or hybrid, it'll be better to put the company's or the branch's location where you want to work.

[@kapillakhwara]

Hi ,If you are not sure about the job title ,as that varies from company to company ,then what to fill there ,eg ,I am looking at sales ,but company names that title as Business Development

[@Resumegenius]

You should create the job alert for that company as how the company names the specific position that you would like. If you think your skills and contributions would match with what they expect for their "Business Development" role, then you can confidently fill in as that. Just make sure to research what the position is all about either from their job post for that opening or the profile of the people who has worked in that role in the company. Hope this helps! :)