My Applied Jobs In The WP Job Portal!
The My Applied Jobs feature in WP Job Portal allows job seekers to view and manage all the jobs they have applied for from a single dashboard. This page serves as a personal application history where users can track the positions they have applied for, review application details, and monitor their job search progress. Each application displays important information such as the job title, company name, job category, location, employment type, workplace type (such as Remote or On-Site), salary, and the date the job was posted. For example, a candidate who has applied for both a Marketing Manager and a Senior Software Engineer position can easily view both applications in one organized list.

To access the My Applied Jobs listing page, follow these steps:
- Navigate: Go to your Jobseeker Dashboard > My Applied Jobs.

The My Applied Jobs page also helps job seekers keep track of their overall job activity. Instead of remembering when and where they applied, users can view a complete history of their submitted applications in one place. This makes it easier to avoid duplicate applications, monitor ongoing opportunities, and stay organized throughout the recruitment process. For example, a candidate applying to multiple companies over several weeks can quickly review previous applications and check whether any employers have responded.
Each application displays important information such as the job title, company name, job category, location, employment type, workplace type (such as Remote or On-Site), salary, and the date the job was posted. Each applied job entry also shows the resume and cover letter that were used during the application process. This allows job seekers to confirm that they submitted the correct documents for each position. For example, if a user applied for a marketing role using a “Marketing Manager” resume and a matching cover letter, those details are displayed alongside the application. The user can verify that the appropriate technical resume and cover letter were submitted.
