how to see jobs applied to on linkedin

[Georgia]

Yes, you can absolutely see all the jobs you’ve applied to on LinkedIn. Just go to the Jobs tab on the top menu, then click My Jobs and select the Applied filter. That’s the main way to view your full application history. I’ve been using this feature for years, and it’s straightforward once you know where to look. But there are a few extra tips that can make the process even smoother.

First, the My Jobs page is your central hub. It organizes applications into three tabs: Saved, Applied, and Archived. The Applied tab shows every job you’ve submitted through LinkedIn’s Easy Apply or external links that redirected via LinkedIn. If you used a company’s own career portal, those applications won’t always appear here. For those, I always check my email inbox for confirmation messages.

Here’s a quick comparison of how to access it on different devices:

Device	Steps
Desktop	Click Jobs at the top → My Jobs on the left sidebar → Applied
Mobile app	Tap the Jobs icon at the bottom → My Jobs → Applied

I also recommend sorting by date to see your most recent applications first. This helps you track follow-ups and avoid duplicate submissions. Some people forget that LinkedIn also sends a weekly application summary email, which lists all jobs you applied to in the past seven days. That’s a handy backup if you want a quick overview without logging in.

One more thing: if you’re applying through Easy Apply, the status often updates to “Applied” immediately. But for external applications, it can take a few hours to sync. If something doesn’t show up, double-check your spam folder for the confirmation email. Overall, the My Jobs section is reliable, but I always cross-reference with my own spreadsheet to stay organized, especially when I’m actively job hunting.

[LeAnastasia]

For me, the easiest way is on the LinkedIn app. I tap the Jobs icon at the bottom, then My Jobs, and then Applied. That’s it. I was surprised how many applications I had forgotten about. It’s super quick, and I check it every few days to stay on top of things. If you’re new to job hunting, this is the first place you should look.

[MacCassidy]

I’m not the most tech-savvy person, but even I can do this. On my laptop, I click Jobs at the top of the page, then My Jobs on the left. Under Applied, I can see everything. I like to filter by date applied so I know which ones are still fresh. It’s a simple way to keep track without needing any extra tools.

[MaxRose]

From what I’ve seen, many candidates miss this feature. Just go to your LinkedIn homepage, click the Jobs tab, then My Jobs, and select Applied. I recommend checking it weekly to manage your pipeline. LinkedIn also sends email confirmations, but the dashboard is more reliable. If you’re applying to many roles, use the search bar within My Jobs to find a specific company.

[DeRafael]

LinkedIn’s My Jobs section under the Jobs tab is the place to go. I use the Applied filter to track all my submissions. One thing to note: applications done through external sites may not show up. I always cross-check with my email’s job alerts folder. For a more organized view, I export the list to a spreadsheet using a browser extension, but the built-in feature works fine for most people.