
Absolutely, I’ve been through this myself. To view all the jobs you’ve applied for on LinkedIn, log into your account and click on the “Jobs” icon in the top navigation bar. From there, select “My Jobs” from the dropdown menu — this takes you to a dashboard where you’ll see a tab labeled “Applied.” That’s your full application history. You can filter by date, company, or job title. LinkedIn also shows you the status of each application: “Applied” means it’s been submitted, “In Review” means the employer has seen it, and “Viewed” indicates a recruiter opened your profile. If you’re using the mobile app, tap the “Jobs” tab at the bottom, then hit the “Applied” filter. It’s a straightforward process, but I’ve noticed that many job seekers miss this feature because LinkedIn hides it behind that “My Jobs” menu. Pro tip: bookmark the direct URL linkedin.com/my-items/saved-jobs after you’ve applied to jump straight to your list. This is especially useful if you’re tracking multiple applications and want to revisit job descriptions or write follow-up notes. Remember, LinkedIn only keeps your application history for the recent 12 months, so download a copy if you need it for your records.

I just check my LinkedIn on the app. Tap “Jobs” at the bottom, then in the top left there’s a little filter icon — tap it and select “Applied.” That’s it. Super simple. I do it every morning to see if any status changed. Also, you can sort by “Most Recent” to see the newest ones first. No need for anything fancy.

Honestly, I figured this out by accident. On the desktop, hover over “Jobs” in the menu, click “My Jobs,” then pick “Applied.” The page shows every job I’ve ever applied to with a little dot next to the ones still pending. I also use the search bar inside “My Jobs” to filter by company name. Saves me a ton of scrolling time.

From a recruiter’s perspective, I often tell candidates to use the “Saved” tab as well. When you apply, LinkedIn automatically saves the job to your “Saved” list unless you uncheck it. So going to “My Jobs” > “Saved” gives you a quick overview of roles you’ve shown interest in, even if you haven’t applied yet. The “Applied” tab is right there too. I’d recommend bookmarking the page for faster access.

I’m a bit older and not super tech-savvy, but I managed. On the LinkedIn website, I click “Jobs” at the top, then “My Jobs” on the left sidebar. There’s a tab called “Applied” — click that and all my applications show up. I also noticed a “Manage” button next to each application that lets me withdraw or add a note. Very handy for keeping track.


