Instagram - Networking
https://www.instagram.com/allanbrownresume/reel/DGriN_eRKAe/
Instagram - Networking
https://www.instagram.com/allanbrownresume/reel/DGriN_eRKAe/
New College Grads - Professional Associations
As you begin your job search, have you conducted your research to find the right professional association? These organizations are great for networking, building your knowledge base and most have an online job board of jobs specific to your career direction. These organizations also have regular meetings (in-person and virtual) and will offer opportunities (classes, seminars) for professional / career development.
Don’t Look for a Perfect Job - It does not exist. If this is your strategy, you are going to be bitterly disappointed. If you feel you are qualified for 60-65% of the requirements (credentials + skills), then apply.
Recruiters
TikTok - Words Not to use when Writing Resumes
https://www.tiktok.com/@allanwritescareers/video/7274719215393819947
Informational Interview Questions
Here are six questions you might consider when seeking advice through an informational interview (not an interview for an actual position but an interview that is only informational in scope and can be viewed as a networking opportunity:)
Hidden Job Market -
Simple stated, the best jobs are not always advertised. These jobs are held back for several reasons, one of which is the overwhelming number of applicants that come through the online portals. Other is the cost of advertising for jobs.
But, in my opinion, the most important one is the requirements are so unique that they want referrals from qualified sources (employees, selected vendors, trusted advisors). If you believe this to be true, and you should, that is why you avoid the job boards and NETWORK, NETWORK NETWORK and when you stop networking, keep NETWORKING!!!
Get the point. Please respond with questions.
Job Burnout has returned a major factor in performance-related issues (then again, did it really leave?) Factors:
1. Toxic Workplaces
2. Bad Management
3. Inadequate Compensation
4. Expectation of Superior Performance on a Daily Basis
5. Stress as related to COVID
6. Job Insecurity / Fear of Layoffs
60% of employees say they would consider looking for a new job where there’s a higher priority on workplace wellbeing.
Sources Bloomberg and Deloitte
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SPECIAL NOTE: I am now taking on speaking engagements to groups as well as accepting invitations to critique resumes, cover letters and LinkedIn profiles at trade shows, workshops, seminars and various other events. Please contact me via ajbresumes@gmail.com or 415.519.9659 for more details.
Job Burnout: Hustle Culture:
The “hustle culture” of working long hours for success is no longer resonating with young adults. Burnout is becoming a common complaint, with many younger workers feeling exhausted by the constant pressure to overachieve.
Mental health concerns have prompted them to reevaluate the worth of working themselves to the point of exhaustion. Younger generations report higher rates of burnout than their older counterparts, with many stepping back entirely from roles that demand all their time and energy.
The desire to prioritize well-being over relentless hustle is a major reason why many are opting out of traditional jobs.
Source: MSN.com
Job Search Burnout - Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/p/DGHhFf0JY40/?hl=en