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Dapsity: “The Tinder for Jobs”

Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Rachel Miller
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UCSB chapter.

While many college students are currently using iPhone apps like Tinder to find love, us seniors are using apps like Dapsity to find jobs. Nevertheless, the Dapsity app is very similar to the popular dating app “Tinder,” but instead of swiping through potential lovers, you’re swiping through potential jobs. Jarrod Swanson, the co-founder of Dapsity, designed the app specifically for college students to easily find and get internships or jobs upon graduating. You can literally swipe through a 100 jobs within a minute. What’s cool about Dapsity is the design allows for quick and easy access for finding jobs in almost any location (Dapsity is in over 50 countries too). While you’re walking to your next class, you could potentially find the dream job or internship for which you’ve been looking. At the very least, you can start getting a good idea of what the job market is currently like in your field. 

When Jarrod graduated college a few years ago, he had no job lined up, and became immensely frustrated in his search. Jarrod eventually found an occupation, but it was one of the hardest things he has ever done. So, about a year ago Jarrod and his brother started work on Dapsity to solve this problem. Their goal: to simplify the mobile job search, and help people find their dream job. We spend 1/3 of our life working, yet over 70% are unhappy with their job. Life’s too short to not love what you do. Dapsity enables job-seekers to find what they love, without the headache of constant Craigslist searches, endless phone calls, and daily check-ins on the “Help Wanted” section of every newspaper. 

Unique Dapsity Features:

  • Connect both LinkedIn AND Facebook. It’s all about Who you Know
  • Swipe right to Save jobs. Apply or Email jobs for convenience
  • Swipe left to delete unwanted jobs
  • Every search is an Advanced Search. No time wasted for irrelevant jobs
  • Job Cards. Quickly swipe through jobs one at a time

So, eliminate the stress of traditional job-searching, and visit your App Store to download Dapsity to easily and conveniently begin your career search today! 

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Rachel is a senior at UC Santa Barbara and studies Communication and Global Peace and Security. Rachel is from a small, beautiful town in southern California called Palos Verdes. However, Palos Verdes is just one of the many places Rachel has lived. Rachel spent her childhood moving and traveling all over the world, living in places such as Indianapolis, Indiana; Santiago, Chile; Vienna, Austria; and Orlando, Florida. Rachel has found her heart and her home in California, choosing to spend her college years in sunny Santa Barbara. However, Rachel continued her wanderlust when she studied abroad in Barcelona, Spain in Fall 2012. At UCSB, Rachel is an immensely dedicated and involved member of her sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma, where she held the positions of Panhellenic Delegate, Inter-Greek Counselor, Rho Gam, and a member of the Nominating Slate. Best Buddies, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is a passion of Rachel's, as she is their Social Media Coordinator as well as an active and proud member. As a member of the Lambda Pi Eta Communication Honors Society, Rachel is able to implement her prowess and affinity for communication and communication-related issues. When Rachel is not writing, participating in Kappa events, or volunteering, you can find her in the gym, on the soccer field, watching Modern Family, or cooking. Rachel's love for sports, food, and writing often times go hand-in-hand, as one may see in her weekly blogs. For the past two summers, Rachel has been freelance writing for the Los Angeles Times, and hopes to continue her career pursuit of journalism after she graduates. Rachel is elated to be a part of Her Campus's fabulous team and loves every moment of it!