I’ve been applying to dozens of jobs this month, and keeping track of where I’ve submitted my resume is a must. Here’s the exact way to check your applied jobs on LinkedIn: On the desktop, click the Jobs icon at the top of your feed, then select My Jobs from the left sidebar. Under the “Status” filter, choose Applied. On the mobile app, tap your profile picture, go to Jobs, then My Jobs, and tap the Applied tab. You’ll see every job you’ve applied to through LinkedIn, along with statuses like “Applied,” “Viewed,” or “In Review.”
I’ve learned that this feature only shows applications submitted directly through LinkedIn’s platform—not ones where you were redirected to an external career site. To double-check, I also look at my email inbox for confirmation messages. If you applied via Easy Apply, the status updates faster, but sometimes it takes a few hours to appear. A quick refresh of the page usually helps. For anyone who wants to be extra organized, I recommend using a spreadsheet to log each application, because LinkedIn’s status can sometimes lag behind the recruiter’s actual decision. Here’s a quick comparison of the steps:
| Platform | Steps to Access Applied Jobs |
|---|
| Desktop | Click Jobs → My Jobs → Filter by “Applied” |
| Mobile App | Tap profile → Jobs → My Jobs → Applied tab |
This method works perfectly for me, and I check it every morning to see if any statuses have changed. It’s also helpful to set up job alerts so you don’t miss new opportunities while waiting for responses.
