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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 8 MIN

How Many Jobs to Apply to Per Week During a Job Search

from Self Care For Moms: For stressed out, overwhelmed and burnt out moms improve life and mental health · host Carrie McFarland | Resume and Job Search Help for Moms

How many jobs should you apply to per week when returning to work?In this episode, I break down why applying to 15–25 jobs per week can dramatically shift your momentum, confidence, and results — especially if you’ve been out of the workforce for years.You’ll learn:Why momentum matters more than perfectionHow volume builds interview skill and confidenceWhy applying more actually reduces overthinkingHow to normalize rejection and stop personalizing silenceWhat “reasonable fit” really means (hint: 60–70% is enough)If your job search feels slow, discouraging, or overly personal, this episode will help you shift from waiting… to structured action.Ready to stop overthinking and start building momentum?Join the free Back to Work community for resume strategy, positioning guidance, and consistent next steps.

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