Sending off endless online job applications can sometimes get a bit disheartening - but how easy is it to find work when you cut out the internet?
It can often feel like everything has shifted online, with companies doing a lot of their recruitment through jobs sites.
Lots of job hunters might like to go back to a time where applying for work involved walking into a business and handing in your CV.
But how easy is it to find job vacancies by walking into shops and looking for wanted adverts?
We decided to find out by spending an hour wandering round Liverpool city centre looking for work.
Hunting out adverts in shop windows and vacancy boards in stores, we set about finding as many positions as possible in the city centre.
While many of these job adverts did encourage applicants to go online, there were still plenty of positions that were being advertised in shop windows.
Our search yielded an impressive number jobs in an hour spent walking the streets of Liverpool.
Some of the job postings did still require an online application, but plenty of them invited applicants to enquire in store for more details or let job hunters know that there were vacancies available at that store.
Here are all the job opportunities we found in our search for city centre work.
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