Everyone tells you to build a routine. Here, the appointment already exists. At 9:30 there's a twenty-five minute session, and in it another person is working. You send applications. Tomorrow at 9:30 it's there again.
When you're looking for work you have all the time in the world and no structure: no hours, no colleagues, nobody who notices if you didn't open your laptop today. Every job search guide says the same thing: “give yourself a routine, a few hours a day, keep a log of your applications”. Here the appointment is already in your calendar before you have to build it yourself.
You book a twenty-five or fifty minute slot, and at that exact time you're on a video call with another person working on their own things: you say what you'll do, work in silence, then tell each other how it went.
No. Each of you works on your own applications: the session is shared time, not an interview or advice on how to search. At the start you say in one sentence what you'll do, then each of you works in silence.
The session starts anyway: for the first 5 minutes we look for someone while you work. If nobody arrives, you choose: carry on with a virtual companion, and if you stay until the end the session counts in full, look for a person in the next quarter hour, or leave.
No, it's free, no credit card.