One of the key factors recruiters and potential employers skim through those 10 seconds on your initial resume scan is to check your level, designation, and career progression. Moving up internally doesn’t just mean more money and responsibility, it also looks great on a job application. You can emphasize growth by including these smartly on […]
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When you send an invitation, do not use a generic message. This is your chance to make a good first impression. Be clear about why it’s worth connecting. Consider saying that you would be excited to work for the organization and explain why, or that something about the role or someone at the company inspires
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Time is limited Time is invaluable. Time is money. And as Stephen R. Covey says, “The key is in not spending time, but in investing it” It is a resource that can’t be gained back, which is why it’s essential to plan and keep a track of it. Here is a basic way to do
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This is the final step to your job search strategy with a quick recap of my preceding posts STEP 1 use the 80/20 rule to find jobs STEP 2 interview yourself STEP 3 sharpen & polish your Resume, CL, and LI Profile & STEP 4 (FINAL STEP) is actually customizing & personalizing these documents to
CUSTOMISE AND PERSONALISE RESUME, COVER LETTER AND LINKEDIN PROFILE ALIKE Read More »
Once you have crossed STEP 1 as per my last post and have identified your end goal or target job it is time for STEP 2 is to interview and ask yourself questions to see if a position is a fit or too much of a stretch for you. Here are a few pertinent questions
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