It’s hard to have someone tell you what are doing badly, but, it’s also mission critical to your success. I have learnt to seek out feedback for myself, and it has become a foundational tenet for my growth. Here are 3 things I do to make the experience of receiving criticism less painful. ✌️I truly […]
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Did you know that one of the main reasons job seekers land interviews isn’t because how good of a match their skills are with a particular position or education they obtained but because their career to-date shows clear progression? It’s true. Recruiters and hiring managers want to see growth on your résumé. Growth doesn’t mean
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?♀️Don’t express regrets about your past When your interview is going great, you are comfortable and the conversation is friendly it’s extremely easy to slip into an Open Mode and that’s not a good thing. Never tell an interviewer “Looking back, I should have not taken this subject in my masters” or “I quit that
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Connecting with hiring decision makers directly is one of the best job search strategy I vouch for. It’s a tried and tested method to score the interview call, yet many job seekers find reaching out intimidating because they don’t know how to email a recruiter. Rather they feel applying for jobs online is stress-free, well,
Reach out proactively with a well-drafted Cover Letter and Résumé! Read More »
Aristotle, the ancient Greek philosopher, recommended that any spoken or written communication intended to persuade contains three key rhetorical elements: logos, the logic and reasoning in the message; ethos, the character, credibility and trustworthiness of the communicator; and pathos, the emotional dimension. How can you apply these principles to your Résumé to make it attractive
Applying principles of Ethos, Pathos & Logos to your Résumé! Read More »