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You applied. So what happened next?

How many of your applications got a reply, how many went quiet, and how long a first response actually took. Import your LinkedIn history or install the extension — let e-kariyerim do the collecting.

For people applying to software, product and data roles in Türkiye. If you send 20+ applications a month, these numbers are about you.

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You applied. One click, and it's on record.

Open the extension on the job page: company, title and location fill themselves in, and you just say "I Applied". On a site it does not know yet it asks for that one site first; allow it and it works there the same way.

  • Company, title and location are filled in automatically — edit anything before sending
  • On LinkedIn postings, the recruiter who posted the job is captured too
  • Click the same job twice and your existing application opens — no duplicates
Sample data

So far111 CVs scanned29 benchmarks answered

Sound familiar?

Your application history is spread across four places. All four forget.

You apply to a few listings. Then a few more. A few weeks later, it's dozens of applications.

LinkedIn shows your old applications only so far back, kariyer.net's disappear over time, company career pages keep no record at all, and your inbox says nothing unless you go searching.

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Dozens of applications. Four separate places. No single total anywhere.

The real story starts after you apply.

  1. 1Applied
  2. 2Screening
  3. 3Interview
  4. 4Technical Interview
  5. 5Final Interview
  6. 6Offer
  7. 7Outcome
  1. 1Applied
  2. 2Waiting
  3. 3Waiting
  4. 4Waiting
  5. ?“What happened?”

Not every application follows the same path — and most never end at all. e-kariyerim counts silence as an outcome too: which one has been waiting how long, and which one is not coming back.

Your actual numbersSample data

How many replied? How many never did?

Response rate, interview rate, ghosting rate, and how long a first reply takes — not a guess, your own data.

Response Rate63.0%
Interview Rate18.1%
Offer Rate3.1%
Rejection Rate38.6%
Ghosting Rate14.2%

Conversion funnel

Each rail is the share that came through from the stage above
  1. Applied127
  2. Replied80 · 63.0%
  3. Interview23 · 28.8%
  4. Offer4 · 17.4%

The steepest drop is at Offer: 17.4% of the previous stage gets through.

Outcome

38 resolved applications
Offer / accepted
3
Rejected
25
No answer
10
Withdrawn
0

Positive outcomes 7.9%

Status breakdown

  • Applied40
  • Rejected25
  • Interview18
  • Screening15
  • Technical Interview10
  • Ghosted10
  • Final Interview6
  • Offer3

Response time

80 replied applications
Median4.0days
Average6.4days
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Sample data

1.136

Total records

1.020

New applications

116

Duplicates

0

Invalid records

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