Has anyone found a job via LinkedIn?

Hello guys; I have been actively applying to job/internship openings on LinkedIn (It might have reached 50+ by now) but what I get is either they ghost me, or reject me. There's only 1 or 2 companies where I actually received a response but even they ghosted me after submitting practice assignment. Also; the rejection mail of each company is the same so I am starting to think that most of the jobs are automated by bots or something. Can anyone suggest an active job search platform where employers post the role with the intention to hire employees, even look through the candidate's resume and respond instead of ghosting?

Hey guys. I’ve been searching for jobs on LinkedIn for a while now, there’s either no response or a template rejection. Does job search through LinkedIn work or not? If not, please suggest other effective ways- considering the market now and the layoff volumes. Thank you!

I am applying for Roles in Linkedinwhich I was qualified well (may be I am overhyping myself) but I am not getting shortlisted for any of the roles applying. Is there anything I should do instead of just applying ?

I happen to finally go for premium since I ran out of invites. And bro I’ve been bombarded with job suggestions left and right . I have applied for 3-4 hours straight, just can’t believe it. Just a day back my feed was dry as a desert. So if you’re looking for jobs go for Premium at least till you get few offers

I'm incredibly frustrated with LinkedIn's job application process. It seems like the job tab never works effectively, and I wonder if others share my experience. Despite applying to jobs using the "Easy Apply" and directly on company websites with a well-crafted resume and complete information, I've never received a response. I question the authenticity of these job postings and whether HR professionals actually review the applications. If they do, what is their process? How do they sift through the numerous applications? It feels like my efforts are in vain, and the lack of feedback is disheartening.

I have applied for more than 300 jobs. And didn't get back any response. These are the jobs which I found on linkedin in which most of them have more than 200 applicants. For context I'm a full stack developer with 2 years of experience currently working in a startup with a CTC of 7 LPA. I tried cold emailing and messaging in linkedin. I got two interviews after messaging directly to HR via LinkedIn. And I'm targeting less popular startups with less competition. Now my question is where can I find those companies And what's the best way to reach out. Also one final question, I'm a single developer in my company and I'm handling the tech alone make technical disitions, design databases, architect projects, and manage deployments. Can I point out this as a good thing? Will companies get impressed by this? And how much salary can I expect?

Does applying for jobs in different company websites, LinkedIn or naukri really work? Has anyone received call that way? Have been trying to switch since two months and applied for a lot of them, got only one call that too from naukri after recruiter visited my profile on their own.

Hi fellow developers! During my college days, when I was on my job hunt I applied for a lot of jobs on the workday portal but have received no response till date. The same experience is shared by all my friends. I also used to ping the company folks on LinkedIn for referral but most of them won't reply and folks who replied were confused about the referral process at their companies. I wanted to know how is your experience with that portal and how hiring happens in these companies is it only on campus or what?