If you've sent off CV after CV and heard nothing, you're in very large company, and it's rarely about you. Here's why it happens, what tends to help, and how Someo works differently.
Someo doesn't work by sending things into a queue. You have a short chat about yourself, with no questions about past jobs, and Someo writes a description of how you work that you approve.
It then introduces you to places that work the way you do, with a sentence or two on why you'd suit each other. Either of you can say yes. When you both have, a conversation opens, and that's the first time anyone sees your details.
Every role on Someo comes with training, so nobody is screened out for a lack of experience, and it's free for people.
If it's getting you down
Weeks of silence wear anyone down, and it's easy to take it personally. Try to keep the search to a set part of the day, keep doing the things you enjoy, and talk to someone about how it's going. It's a slow process for almost everyone, and it does end.
Open on Someo right now
None of these ask for a CV or experience. Open one to see what the place is like and say you're interested.
Nothing is open this minute. Places on Someo can say yes to people before they advertise anything, so it's worth setting up your picture.
Nothing advertised? You can still meet places.
Most places don't advertise until they're desperate. On Someo they don't have to. A place can set up, see who it overlaps with and say yes to you before it has listed anything, and you can tell a place you'd like to work there. When you both say yes, a conversation opens.
Questions people ask
Why am I not hearing back from jobs?+
Most often because of volume and filtering, not because of you. Popular adverts get more replies than anyone can read, and many employers sort CVs by keywords and experience before a person looks.
Is it normal to hear nothing after sending a CV?+
Yes. Many employers only reply to the few people they want to meet, so silence is common, even for people who would do the work well.
How do I get a job when every advert wants experience?+
Look for work that's learned on the job and places willing to train. On Someo every role comes with training, and you're introduced by how you work, not by past jobs.
How is Someo different from a job board?+
There's no CV and nothing to send off. You chat about yourself once, Someo introduces you to places that suit you, and a conversation opens only when you and the place have both said yes.
Is Someo free?+
Yes. Someo is free for people, always.
Somewhere needs someone like you.
Five to ten questions about you, and you're ready to be introduced. Free, always.