Gallery: 10 mobile apps for making job hunting and networking easier

​2. LinkedIn Job Search

LinkedIn offers a separate app for job searching, and it operates a lot like searching for a job on the LinkedIn website. You can follow posts, get notifications, and track jobs you looked at and applied for.

LinkedIn Job Search is available on iOS and Android.

​3. Jobr

Ever wished you could swipe your way through job postings like you do on Tinder? Then Jobr is the app for you. It's Monster's entrance into the mobile app field, and that's how it works. Just like Tinder.

Jobr is available for iOS and Android.

​4. Dice Careers

This job search app is only for people in the tech industry. It packs some pretty neat features, like comparing a job posting's salary to the average for similar positions in that region.

It also has an area for planning your career in the IT industry, where it pulls from your resume and experience to show you what you should plan on next.

Dice Careers is available on iOS and Android.

​5. Job Search by Workpop

Workpop's goal in creating this app seemed to be to make a job search platform for hip, urban, tech-savvy millennials. You can post photos, answer questions to help show employers "the real you," and even take short videos to accompany your application. It also has an excellent search feature and community forums.

Job Search by Workpop is available on iOS and Android.

​ 6. Glassdoor Job Search

Glassdoor is always full of information about a company and a potential job, and its mobile app is no different. You can find all sorts of useful information about a job posting in this app. It also has a neat "Know Your Worth" feature, which analyses your career, potential advancement, and salary trends over time.

Glassdoor Job Search is available on iOS and Android.

​7. Jobs by CareerBuilder

CareerBuilder's app doesn't offer any unique features: It's just a job search app that lets you apply to positions. It does it well, so if you're looking for a solid app without any unnecessary bells and whistles this is the one for you.

Jobs by CareerBuilder is available on iOS and Android.

​8. Indeed Job Search

Indeed Job Search is a simple app as well. As long as you're signed up for an Indeed account you'll be able to do all the same things from your smartphone that you can do from your computer.

Indeed Job Search is available on iOS and Android.

​9. Rake - Job Search Simplified

Rake has features that make it more of a job search hub. When you save a job, either in the app, via the iOS sharing option, or with the Chrome extension, it creates a to-do list and allows you to make notes and sort jobs by different categories or statuses.

It's an impressive app if you want to stay organized during your job search. In fact, it can easily supplement other apps on this list as well as work alone.

You can only get Rake on iOS right now--sorry Android users.

​10. Charlie

Charlie is another iOS exclusive--here's hoping it comes to Android soon because it's quite useful. Charlie isn't a job searching app--it's the app you use once you've landed an interview.

Charlie lets you do research on the people you have meetings scheduled with, pulling from Twitter accounts, LinkedIn pages, and other publicly accessible social media and news. It also provides details on the company associated with the event. Check it out--the insights you'll gain might impress you.