How to Automate Your Job Search With Python - 🐍

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Man thanks for finding this. That's a really cool and useful project, I'll try to give it a shot.

soradev
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Very cool! 😎 I'll give it a try shortly. Cheers, Chris 👍🏿

sipocharles
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i'd love to see more videos on JS, react and maybe some of your thoughts on the current popular static site generators. No big deal - just a wish.

BoahsLoL
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All these people hitting the Indeed servers at once, the admins are going to LOVE that. Then we will have to fill in captcha's on every page.

GbengaOguntuase
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What would be cool is if once you verified the job postings; this script or maybe a javascript library better suited applied to the jobs on your behalf.

usmanshahid
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Thought you were gonna code something. 😂 This is good to know about though. Thank you!

tuxmusicman
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Nice library!! You can do this in PowerShell also if you are a weirdo like myself.

LukeAvedon
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LinkedIn has inspired me to create a machine-learning mail filter that automatically deletes any e-mail sent from someone with an Indian name.

TokyoXtreme
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Anyone using zsh instead of bash? I created a virtual environment (inside the project), activated it, pip installed jobfunnel, but I cannot execute funnel commands. Keeps saying


zsh: /venv/bin/funnel: bad interpreter: pat/to/my/project: no such file

afternoontiger
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I was thinking of some think this for automating a CV to Gumtree

bitcointrader
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you are from waterloo ON? small world :)

CheckmateStallioN
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Can you make video on automate job search for individual company career page website, so we can pull roles from it and we only have to once add career page Link, jn python that will be helpful too.

monicadesai
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I'm running Python 3.7 in VS Code 2019, installed funnel correctly and checked it with funnel --help which pulled up the options. I opened a new Bash Terminal and entered
$ funnel -s settings.yaml
and got this "ConfigError: 'log_path' has an invalid value" error.
I edited the settings.yaml file per your video. Why am I getting this 'log_path' error? Thank you for your help and videos!

# This is the default settings file. Do not edit.



# all paths are relative to this file



# paths

output_path: './'



# providers from which to search (case insensitive)

providers:



- 'Indeed'

- 'Monster'

- 'GlassDoor'



# filters

search_terms:



region:



province: 'FL'

city: 'Gainesville'

domain: 'com'

radius: 75





keywords:



- 'Python'

# - 'C++'

# - 'Javascript'

# - 'PLC'

# - 'SCADA'





# black-listed company names



black_list:



- 'Infox Consulting'





# logging level options are: critical, error, warning, info, debug, notset



log_level: 'info'





# keep similar job postings



similar: False





# skip web-scraping and load a previously saved daily scrape pickle



no_scrape: False





# recover master-list by accessing all historic scrapes pickles



recover: False





# saves duplicates removed by tfidf filter to duplicate_list.csv



save_duplicates: False



# set delay on = True or off = False

# set_delay: False



# delaying algorithm configuration



delay_config:



# functions used for delaying algorithm, options are: constant, linear, sigmoid



function: 'linear'



# maximum delay/upper bound for converging random delay



delay: 10.0



# minimum delay/lower bound for random delay



min_delay: 1.0



# random delay



random: False



# converging random delay, only used if 'random' is set to True



converge: False





# proxy settings



# proxy:



# # protocol (http or https)



# protocol: 'https'



# # ip address



# ip_address: '1.1.1.1'



# # port



# port: '200'

nox
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This tool is a mess - constant bugs - no documentation on configuration - got it to run once successfully for a python pull then changed my keyword string to something related to a different industry and broke the app.

NocturneSMT
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Too bad that its library dont have column "PRICE"

dronovdmitry