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Talia Przybyszewski
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• Jun 9
Took a couple of days away from lastseen.city to build something completely different.
I've noticed every job seeker eventually ends up with the same thing: a giant spreadsheet tracking applications, interviews, rejections, follow-ups, and deadlines.
So I started exploring what happens when that spreadsheet becomes a product.
Built a startup-focused hiring platform with job discovery, company profiles, candidate dashboards, and a visual application tracker that makes the whole process feel a little less chaotic.
Still early, but it was a fun exercise in moving beyond marketing websites and into product design, workflows, search, and dashboard UX.
Curious what people think of the tracker concept
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MD Rafee Alam
• Jun 10
The shift from marketing site to actual product UX is a different muscle entirely. The kanban view for applications is a nice call, that mental model maps better to job searching than a spreadsheet ever did.
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Talia Przybyszewski
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• 2d
I completely agree. The more I worked on it, the more it felt like a workflow design problem rather than a job board problem. Most people are already managing applications as a pipeline, so representing that visually felt much more intuitive than rows in a spreadsheet.
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