Show Notes Finding the way from a networking conversation to an actual job can be anything but a straight line. Knowing how to guide conversations depends on your expectations. Andrew and Scott share ideas that will up-level your networking success. Don’t miss these Topics: The outcomes you should expect from a networking conversation. Mindset for […]
067 How Do I Know That Networking Will Lead To A Job Read More »
Show Notes The jobs reports don’t always tell the whole story. There are a myriad of situations that individuals have endured that are not reflected in the data reporting. Scott and Andrew have your covered! Talking about situations when you have been looking for awhile and just unable to secure the right full-time job. Don’t
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Show Notes With millions of jobs posted online and available at all times, it’s hard to know what jobs to apply for (or not). Not to mention the when and the why! Scott and Andrew discuss the strategies around applying for the right jobs. Don’t miss these Topics: Value of assessments. Effective ways to find
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Show Notes Networking can get a bad wrap. Often reaching out to people you don’t know can feel weird, awkward and uncomfortable. Selling frequently feels synonymous with sleaze. Scott and Andrew discuss ways to eliminate the sleaze from your networking efforts. Don’t miss these Topics: Sincerity definition and approach. Mindset and thought process when approaching
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Show Notes Scott and Andrew take time to answer your questions. Select the Contact button in the menu on the JSR website to ASK your question – and we will answer it on a future episode. Don’t miss these Topics: Is it bad to apply to multiple roles within the same company? Applying for the
058 How much is too much when applying at the same company FAQ Q&A AMA Read More »
Show Notes Getting your new job is quite an accomplishment. Many of the sacrifices you made and the efforts you took included networking. Now that you are working – what’s next? Scott and Andrew share some ideas around keeping your network alive. Don’t miss these Topics: Overcoming regret of not having networked – The #1
057 Keeping Your Network Alive and Incubating Relationships Over Time Read More »
Show Notes Ghosting is a recent phenomenon where candidates are left in the cold during the hiring process. Although it doesn’t feel good, Scott and Andrew discuss some strategies on how to deal with ghosting to move your search forward. Don’t miss these Topics: What is ghosting and when does it occur in job search
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Show Notes When in the networking and hiring process do I introduce my resume? That is a question often asked. How and when you introduce your resume is the topic of this episode. Don’t miss these Topics: To introduce, or not, the resume? When in the process of networking to present the resume What to
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Show Notes When you are in a situation where things just aren’t right, and you feel out of place, that’s when you may have lost that loving feeling for your work. Learn strategies from Andrew and Scott to cope with that feeling for positive change. Don’t miss these Topics: Satisfaction versus Dissatisfaction How to Change
054 The Job Blues: When You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling For Your Work Read More »
Show Notes 12 THINGS TO NEVER PUT ON YOUR RESUME Too Much Information. Sensitive Personal Information. Long Sentences Full of Buzz Words and Commas. An Objective Section. The Word “Summary” or Variation Thereof As A Section Header. The Dates For Education. More Experience Than The Company Is Asking For. Pictures, Graphics, Emojis, Fancy Fonts, Watermarks.
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