<![CDATA[Stories by Lidiya Dervisheva on Medium]]> https://medium.com/@lidiyadervisheva?source=rss-1e7c467c070e------2 https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/fit/c/150/150/2*i7KnrqKUttq02HBwJlG0mA.jpeg Stories by Lidiya Dervisheva on Medium https://medium.com/@lidiyadervisheva?source=rss-1e7c467c070e------2 Medium Sat, 14 Nov 2026 15:40:49 GMT <![CDATA[An Archive for Covid-19 Job Resources]]> https://medium.com/@lidiyadervisheva/an-archive-for-covid-19-job-resources-43bcaf5a5f1c?source=rss-1e7c467c070e------2 https://medium.com/p/43bcaf5a5f1c Wed, 08 Apr 2020 05:40:54 GMT 2020-04-08T19:19:42.151Z

With markets in flux and unemployment rates in the US and globally at an all-time high with >9.9M unemployment claims filed in the US only in the last two weeks of March, Covid-19 has turned our society and economy upside-down. As JP Morgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon mentioned in a letter to shareholders today, the US might be headed for a “bad recession” combined with financial stress similar to the global crisis we saw in 2008 (source here).

What a time to be looking for a job!

With this in mind, my goal was to put together a “list-of-lists” (or a so-called archive or aggregator) of all helpful job resources I could find for those who are looking for new opportunities or are in a position to hire available talent.

It is amazing to see the amount of effort on a global scale that individuals, institutions, and governments are putting to help our society. Unfortunately, a lot of these actions have not been as coordinated. After coming across several trackers and job boards on platforms like LinkedIn, GitHub, ProductHunt, Slack, Twitter, and online articles, I decided to organize them in a simple list for anyone to use.

This is by no means a full list — please freel free to send any feedback or additional content to anarchiveofcovid19jobresources@gmail.com or fill out this Google Form.

Here is how to navigate the list based on what you need (the list is fairly long, yes, so bear with me):

  • Tracking: If you want to see which companies are still hiring or doing layoffs or have a hiring freeze, go to the TRACKERS FOR LAYOFFS / HIRING FREEZES / HIRING section.
  • Recruiting: If you are have been laid off or are looking for a new full-time opportunity, go to the JOB BOARDS section. You might also want to check the REMOTE JOBS section. If you have recently been laid off, you can add your contact info the TALENT LISTS section. In addition, you can look up some useful job hiring tips and other resources in the section called JOB SEARCH ADVICE & HELP.
  • Interning: If you are currently enrolled in (online) school and are looking for a summer internship, there is still hope — some companies have moved to fully virtual summer internship programs. Go the INTERNSHIPS section, which has resources for college, masters, and MBA students.
  • Hiring: If you are looking to hire people for your company, go to the TALENT LISTS / LAYOFFS section. Of cource you can also post the roles you are hiring for on the lists featured in the JOB BOARDS section in addition to posting on popular platforms like Linkedin or Indeed. Startup founders might also find the GENERAL RESOURCES section helpful, which links to other aggregated lists that cover topics like raising capital, managing a remote workforce, etc.

And here is the running archive of Covid-19 resources I’ve come across. Each bullet point contains a direct URL to the resource.

TRACKERS FOR LAYOFFS / HIRING FREEZES / HIRING

JOB BOARDS

REMOTE JOBS

INTERNSHIPS

TALENT LISTS / LAYOFFS

JOB SEARCH ADVICE & HELP

GENERAL COVID-19 RESOURCES (mostly for startup founders but you might find them helpful)

Again, please freel free to send any feedback or additional content to anarchiveofcovid19jobresources@gmail.com or fill out this Google Form.

*Actual numbers of jobs, number of people etc. were updated at the time of publishing and might have changed as most of these docs are live.

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