RSS Job Tracking

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) lets you receive updates whenever a website publishes new content. If a job portal or company careers page supports RSS, you can track new openings without manually checking the website every day.

Note: Many modern job platforms no longer provide public RSS feeds. In those cases, use their built-in email or mobile job alerts instead.

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Platforms with RSS Support

Platform	RSS Support	Notes
Remote OK		Official RSS feed for remote jobs.
We Work Remotely		Official RSS feed for new remote jobs.
Remotive		Official RSS feed for remote jobs.
Hacker News – Who’s Hiring		Monthly hiring thread available via RSS.
GitHub Releases/Repositories		Useful for tracking open-source projects and hiring repositories.
Company Engineering Blogs		Many companies publish engineering updates through RSS.

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Platforms Without Official RSS

Use their built-in job alerts instead.

Platform	RSS Support	Recommended Alternative
LinkedIn Jobs		Job Alerts
Naukri		Email Alerts
Indeed		Job Alerts
Foundit		Email Alerts
Glassdoor		Job Alerts
Wellfound		Email Notifications
Cutshort		Email Alerts
Instahyre		Email Notifications
Internshala		Email Alerts
Unstop		Email Notifications
Freshersworld		Job Alerts

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Company Career Pages

Most company career pages do not provide RSS feeds.

Instead:

• Subscribe to their job alerts.
• Follow them on LinkedIn.
• Enable email notifications if available.

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Should You Use RSS?

RSS is helpful if you:

• Prefer tracking updates in one place.
• Follow remote job boards.
• Track engineering blogs or open-source communities.

For most students, job alerts on LinkedIn, Naukri, Wellfound, and company career pages are more useful than RSS.

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Final Advice

RSS is a nice addition to your job search, but it shouldn’t be your primary strategy.

For the best results:

• Use LinkedIn Job Alerts.
• Enable email alerts on job portals.
• Follow hiring influencers.
• Subscribe to company career notifications.
• Use RSS only for platforms that officially support it.