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I always advocate for the shotgun method. FIrst pick your big targets and apply, then go for the slightly smaller and send out any and all applications. Keep going until you get those interviews. Everything's so automated now that if you have any connections anywhere, or if you're good at networking, better get going using those resources.
Apply to as many places as possible! I think spray and pray is obviously a bit much, but it's a crazy market so you gotta hedge your bets. Recruiters are always a good avenue too
I would apply for as many as you want and just set up interviews. Its good to have compeition for your talents and skills and it gives you negotiating leverage.
I would cast a wide net and see what lands! It'll help you see what you qualify for
Yeah, that sounds good. But just in case, have you become aware of your preferences or a particular field you'd like to explore?