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Jesse Reichenstein
Building products.
Jesse Reichenstein is a versatile professional with a passion for innovation, creativity, and collaboration. With a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from the University of Rochester and additional studies at Tufts University, Jesse has built a career that spans multiple industries and roles. As the Founder of OLO LABS LLC, he helps creative professionals, artists, and entrepreneurs navigate the digital landscape using data and empathy. Prior to that, he served as a Project Manager at Ask Lorem, Director of Other (Product Manager) at On The Regimen, and Data Analyst/Strategist at Pursuitof. Jesse's experience also extends to tutoring at Huntington Learning Center, founding U Decide, and fellowships at Compass Partners. He is a proud generalist with a knack for early-stage ideas and start-ups, and is always open to collaborating and connecting with like-minded individuals.
Keywords: Entrepreneurship, Data Analysis, Strategy, Collaboration, Innovation, Early-stage Start-ups, Mathematics, Empathy, Product Management, Creative Professionals.
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I wanted to share this for anyone who is job searching and #opentowork.
Now that I'm starting to look at what's next, I've been playing around with some ideas on not only how do I find opportunities specific to what I'm looking for, but also how do I find them as soon as the company is starting their search for someone, and how do I do it all in once place.
This is all built around a tip that was shared with me of using Google as a way to search across all the top platforms companies use to post job openings, and filter it down to specifically what you personally are looking for.
The format goes something like this (list out the sites you want to search against and keywords you want to see, or not see, in the webpages):
ex. site:greenhouse.io | site:lever.co “product manager" -"associate"
Now you're going to want to get a lot more complex than that, but this is where all the power of making it personalized to you comes in!
Add in more sites you see companies you like posting their opening on or add in keywords for skills and industries you're looking for. Spend your time experimenting here!
Now once you lock down a query that seems to be returning good results for you, think about setting the search results to something like "Past 24 hours" this way you're catching the job opening as soon as they go up, and just copy paste your search into google once a day to do a quick search.
You could probably stop there, but I wanted to take this one step further and use this to send myself my own personalized daily jobs digest email.
I walk through briefly below how I did that using the Simplescraper chrome extension and Make.
This is day 1 of trying this out, so results may vary, but wanted to share this out in case it might be helpful to anyone else on the job hunt!
Today the Documentary on all things product design "Objectified" turns 15 so you can watch it for free through the weekend!
Some of the best design docs over the years have come from Gary Hustwit and I couldn't recommend them more if you haven't seen them yet.
*I'll also be at the premier of his new doc on Brian Eno in Chicago on 5/23, if anyone happens to be out there, hit me up!
