It’s pretty straightforward to find your saved jobs on LinkedIn, and I do it all the time. First, log into your LinkedIn account on the desktop or mobile app. On the desktop, look at the top navigation bar—click the “Jobs” icon (it looks like a briefcase). That opens the Jobs hub. On the left sidebar, you’ll see a menu with options like “My Jobs,” “Saved,” and “Applied.” Just click “Saved” and boom—all your bookmarked listings appear, sorted by date saved. On the mobile app, tap the Jobs tab at the bottom, then tap the “Saved” icon (a bookmark symbol) near the top of the screen. The list updates in real time, so you can filter by location or job title if needed.
I’ve noticed that some people miss this because LinkedIn’s interface changes slightly every year. Since 2024, they added a “Sort by” dropdown inside the Saved section—use it to prioritize by most recent or relevance. If you’ve saved a ton of jobs (like I did during my last search), create a folder system by clicking “Manage folders” next to the Saved header. You can label folders like “Tech roles” or “Remote only” to keep track.
One thing that tripped me up: jobs expire after 30 days if the poster removes them, so check your saved list weekly. Also, if you accidentally unsave something, it’s gone—no “undo” button. To avoid that, I use the “Save” button on the job card itself rather than the bookmark icon on the detail page, which sometimes triggers a glitch. For a quick visual, here’s a comparison of the paths:
| Platform | Steps to Access Saved Jobs |
|---|
| Desktop | Click Jobs icon → Left sidebar “Saved” |
| Mobile | Tap Jobs tab → Tap “Saved” bookmark icon |
That’s the whole process. Takes less than 10 seconds once you’re used to it.
