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LinkedIn jobs
The job-search monitor with LinkedIn already picked and the window set to the last week — keywords and a location are yours to fill in. Every new posting becomes a row you can enrich.
What it isSource
Sources put rows into a table. This one is the starting point of a list, not a column on an existing one.
InputWhat you give it
A search — this one creates the rows rather than reading them.
OutputWhat comes back
- Job title, company and location
- Link to the posting
- Posted-at timestamp
| Title | Company | Location | Posted |
|---|---|---|---|
| GTM Engineer | Anrok | San Francisco, CA | 2026-09-08 |
| Solutions Engineer – West | Traversal | San Francisco, CA | 2026-09-08 |
| GTM Engineer | Hebbia | New York, NY | 2026-09-08 |
| Senior Specialist Field Engineer – SaaS | CoreWeave | San Francisco, CA | 2026-09-08 |
Real output. the job monitor with LinkedIn pre-selected and the window set to the last week.
How it worksThree things you decide
- Keywords and a locationLinkedIn and a one-week window are already picked; the rest is yours.
- Let it pace itselfLinkedIn is deliberately slow. A run takes longer than Hacker News or RemoteOK, on purpose.
- Add the other boards if you wantNothing is locked — tick Hacker News or RemoteOK before creating.
Limits — read this before you run it
LinkedIn is paced deliberately, so it is the slowest of the job sources — a run takes longer than Hacker News or RemoteOK. You can tick those on too before creating; nothing here is locked. Each new job costs 1 action, the same as any other row.
FAQQuestions people actually ask
Why is this slower than the other job sources?
LinkedIn is paced on purpose. Going faster is what gets a source blocked, which costs more than the wait.
Can I add the other boards?
Yes — nothing is locked. Tick Hacker News or RemoteOK before creating and they run alongside.
Do I need to be logged in to LinkedIn?
No. This reads public job listings.