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 »
Here is something interesting I chanced upon: Not only are our long-term goals psychologically taxing to think about, but they’re also scary. Fear of long-term goals can be broken down into three categories: Fear of starting: We put so much pressure on our long-term goals that we feel the need to wait until ‘the perfect
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Your resume is a representation of you professionally. It’s the 1st thing a prospective employer reviews, so it’s important that it makes a great impression. Sure, you may know that you need to customise your resume to the target jobs, however, what if your resume has issues that will require more than a simple update?
Cues your Résumé needs an overhaul! Read More »
Use strong and active voice in your communication emails, especially if you are trying to connect and build your network online. Using phrases like ‘I think’, ‘sorry’ ‘kind of’ or ‘maybe ‘ perceives you as less confident. Here are some phrase examples: ❌”I’m no expert but I think we maybe should do…” ✅”We definitely should
Communicating using a strong and active voice enhances your chances to connect better! Read More »