Tech Job Operating System: Job Tracker & CRM

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Job searches suck, you are not alone

Searching for a tech job is hard. You endlessly scroll through job boards, send out countless resumes, write hundreds of cover letters, have tons of intro calls, and hear back nothing. With no feedback, you don’t know if you are working on the right tasks.

In 2023, I was laid off by Twitter when Elon Musk took over. I was not prepared. I found myself scrambling to find a new role. I had limited time, and rapidly falling savings account. On top of that, job search require so many tasks its tough to keep organized during the mounting stress.

In the past I would apply to hundreds of jobs and pray for a result. The spray-and-pray method didn’t work then and it didn’t work now. I needed a better strategy.

Get organized and get better results

Instead of applying to places frantically, I asked myself a question. How can do organize my search so I know what I need to do at every stage? With this question I started to get organized.

After every application, recruiter call, and interview, I took notes to determine what was the next action I can take to keep the process moving. Every detail was tracked. I did this for weeks. After 4 weeks, I achieved a flow state.

Everyday I had a conversation lined up. Every week I had data to make an informed decision next step.I developed a system where I could take action daily. I was finally seeing consistent feedback. I followed this rhythm, until it happened.

A proven system leads to a better result

93 days later, I found a my next role! I had no idea it would take 3 months to land that role. However the system I built gave me the confidence to keep going. I knew what to do and how to do it, allowing me to go the distance. And now with my search complete, I’d like to share it with you!

The Tech Job Operating System for is one of the most valuable assets you could have in this age. It’s not just a Tracker but also a CRM. At the heart of a job search is knowing when and how to connect with the people who determine if you will get a job. When you apply this system you’ll save time, get better feedback, and put your mind at ease knowing you're on the right track.

How you benefit from a better Job Tracker & CRM

I’ll share with you the same framework, and tools I used to organize my job search in order to take action daily and get better feedback.

You’ll learn:

What tools and guides you should be using to prepare for the technical interviews
What websites to use to help with salary negotiations
How to schedule your time between coding practice, phone screens, and on-sites
The stages of a job search and what you should be doing at each step
When to follow up with a company and when to move on
How use your own Job Tracker + CRM

What is in this product

Here is the table of contents for what to expect.

Introduction on how to effectively use this product
How to prepare with tools and guides
How to schedule your interviews and optimize your time
An in-depth explanation of the various lifecycles on your job search
A customizable Job Tracker + CRM Template

Who is this product for?

You're a good fit for this product if:

You want a tech job in a technical role. These roles are often Software, Data, DevOps Engineer, Engineering Manager, …etc
You are familiar with the Data Structure, Algorithms, Leetcode, and the technical interview
You know that this product is a tool, and you’ll need to use it
You know the work and patience are required to see results
You take action and don’t make excuses
You’re willing to reach out get help when you’re stuck

You are NOT a good fit for this product if:

You think buying a tool is enough to be successful
You are not willing to do the thankless, unsexy work required to find search for jobs
You have zero experience in computer science fundamentals

Why should I listen to you? Who are you?

My name is Steven Natera. I am a software engineer with a decade of experience. During each of my job searches I managed to get a larger compensation than the last. I grew my earnings from 0 to $250k per year.

Throughout my career, I worked for both small and large companies. In my last role I was a Site Reliability Engineer at Twitter. My team managed over 500k servers, processing more than 5 million requests per second.

Then on November 3, 2022 I was laid off as a result of the acquisition of Twitter by Elon Musk. I found myself once again looking for a new job. But this time I used a framework to search better, get better feedback, and find a better role.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is your refund policy?

If you're not 100% satisfied with the purchase, or it's not what you were expecting, just reply to the download email, or contact me within 30 days, and you'll get a full refund. No questions asked.

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