In the grueling marathon of a modern job search, conventional wisdom often preaches perfection: spend hours meticulously tailoring your resume for each application, write bespoke cover letters and agonize over hitting every keyword. But for one Reddit user, the breakthrough wasn’t trying harder; it was trying faster. A viral post on the r/jobsearchhacks subreddit, titled "Got a job, finally! This one tip was a game changer," sparked a conversation that garnered nearly 3,000 upvotes and 150 comments. Th ...