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Stop worrying about the perfect interview answer and don't send in a ChatGPT cover letter: How to get your next job, according to 3 tech recruiters

  • About 333,000 tech workers were laid off in 2022 and 2023, according to data compiled by layoffs.fyi.
  • We asked three tech recruiters to share their best tips for finding a job.

About 333,000 tech workers got laid off in 2022 and 2023, according to data compiled by layoffs.fyi.

While there is no concrete data on how many of these were recruitment and HR jobs, some big tech companies — including Meta and Amazon — mentioned that these roles, in particular, would be impacted.

Things started unraveling in late 2022 when tech company after tech company started announcing broad layoffs. Julia Pollock, the chief economist at American hiring platform ZipRecruiter, told the Wall Street Journal that in April 2022, there were over 10,000 job openings for tech recruiters. By October, that number was down to about 2,500.

Insider spoke to two laid-off recruiters and an employer in the recruitment space who shared the strategies they've used while job-hunting and hiring recruiters, respectively.

Here's what they say about how to recruit yourself into a job, in their own words.

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