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Career coaching worth $300/hour, job matching across 15 million roles, direct introductions to hiring managers. Completely free.
No credit card required · See jobs in 10 minutes
Career coaching worth $300/hour, job matching across 15 million roles, direct introductions to hiring managers. Completely free.
No credit card required · See jobs in 10 minutes
The ObserverJack finds your next role, then helps you land it. Free.
He will scan 15M jobs while you sleep, and email you the best ones. Respond back what you think, to refine his job search. He will then coach you to land the role. Mock interviews, salary benchmarking and coaching calls.
The Observer, established on December 4, 1791, by W.S. Bourne, holds the distinction of being the United Kingdom's first Sunday newspaper. From its inception, it aimed to embody "the spirit of enlightened Freedom, decent Toleration and universal Benevolence." Throughout its history, The Observer has been a platform for impactful journalism, featuring contributions from notable figures like George Orwell during World War II and maintaining a fiercely independent editorial line. In 1993, it became part of The Guardian Media Group, and as of April 2025, it is set to embark on a new chapter under Tortoise Media, focusing on "Slow News" and thoughtful analysis for a contemporary audience. The newsroom is located in London.
