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Why let class, exams, or even trips to the bathroom stop you from receiving those interview invites?
If you use Gmail (or pretty much any webmail service), you can create a "forwarding filter". This will allow emails from specific domain servers to be forwarded to your cell phone as a text message.... THE MOMENT THEY ARRIVE!
I did it for all 16 of my schools... Unfortunately hasn't been in much use for the past few weeks 🙄
1) Create a Filter. In the "From" box, type in the DOMAIN SERVER name for the specific school in question (since the sender of the email could be different in each case) i.e: for the University of Maryland I would type in "som.umaryland.edu"
2) Click Next. There will be various options for this filter, you want to check "Forward Message To:". then enter your 10 digit text messaging address. i.e: for Verizon, my text messaging address would be: [email protected]. Standard text messaging rates do apply 😉
3) Click save and your set! Now you will receive the desired email wherever you are in the world, regardless of internet access!
Note: For the faint of heart, one can discriminate what TYPE of email the want forwarded to them by a school. When you create the filter, you can designate that the email has to have the words "congratulations" or interview be forwarded to you; and not contain the phrase "unfortunately" or "Hold".
If you use Gmail (or pretty much any webmail service), you can create a "forwarding filter". This will allow emails from specific domain servers to be forwarded to your cell phone as a text message.... THE MOMENT THEY ARRIVE!
I did it for all 16 of my schools... Unfortunately hasn't been in much use for the past few weeks 🙄
1) Create a Filter. In the "From" box, type in the DOMAIN SERVER name for the specific school in question (since the sender of the email could be different in each case) i.e: for the University of Maryland I would type in "som.umaryland.edu"
2) Click Next. There will be various options for this filter, you want to check "Forward Message To:". then enter your 10 digit text messaging address. i.e: for Verizon, my text messaging address would be: [email protected]. Standard text messaging rates do apply 😉
3) Click save and your set! Now you will receive the desired email wherever you are in the world, regardless of internet access!
Note: For the faint of heart, one can discriminate what TYPE of email the want forwarded to them by a school. When you create the filter, you can designate that the email has to have the words "congratulations" or interview be forwarded to you; and not contain the phrase "unfortunately" or "Hold".