Huntly
Why searches stall
A job search rarely stalls because someone stopped caring. It stalls because the work is fragmented: tabs of listings, half-finished CV versions, notes in three places, and no clear signal about which role deserves the next hour.
Treating the search as a process rather than a burst of effort is what keeps it alive over weeks rather than days.
Give the week a shape
Pick one slot for reviewing new roles, one for tailoring the applications you have decided to send, and one for follow-ups and interview prep. Small fixed slots beat an open-ended evening.
When a slot is only about reviewing, you are not also writing. That single separation removes most of the friction people describe as burnout.
Decide with a shortlist, not a spreadsheet
Keep a shortlist small enough that you can honestly say why each role is on it. If you cannot describe the reason in a sentence, it is a distraction.
Huntly is built around this idea: surface roles worth a decision, keep the record of what you sent, and leave the judgement with you.
