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Stepping into reality as a new grad — a few words from a girl who was just there.
By: Tiffany Wong
Tags: New Grad, Job Hunting, Career Advice

Photo by Vasily Koloda on Unsplash

I recently received my professional engineering designation — but that’s irrelevant. You can always look for inspiration from others, but it all boils down to paving your own path. Here are two ideas that have helped me grow in my career and hopefully will be helpful to you too!

1. Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good.

(In this context) this really speaks to launching your career. So many new graduates feel entitled to have a high paying, prestigious job right out of school and roll their eyes at jobs that aren’t ‘perfect’. It’s important to be humble and be open to any opportunities that come your way — every experience is a learning experience and there will always be transferable soft skills. The world is constantly changing and you’ll constantly need to update your ‘hard skills’ anyways. Don’t wait and plan for the perfect job. Put yourself out there and create opportunities for yourself. Pivot and adjust as you go.

2. Stay true to your values.

This may be less immediately relevant but it’s important to be mindful of as you build your career. It speaks to your character development and in the long run, can really help with tough decision making. A few of my values are honesty and growth — everything I do or decide on never compromises on these values. As you grow in your career, build a strong foundation of values and stick to them. It makes decision making a whole lot easier. You’ll be more confident and won’t let others jerk you around.
I’m an Immigrant Now
By: Mor K
Tags: England, Job Hunting, Self Improvement, Moving To The Uk, Moving To England

Yes, This is the time a chose to make my big move. I’ve been dreaming about a move to England for more than 10 years. I felt like this was my last chance. so in the middle of a worldwide pandemic, without a job, and with almost no money in my bank account, here I am. Packed two suitcases, booked a flight and then another one because the first one got cancelled, and landed in London in the middle of lockdown.

Luckily I have amazing friends who offered to have me at their place until I get settled. I will never be able to express my gratitude to them. They have a toddler, a new house, and both of them working from home. Now they have me, eating their food and adding my laundry to the pile.

My priority is to get a job ASAP — only then I’ll be able to decide what kind of living situation I can afford, and where I should settle. Finding a job in the middle of an unprecedented worldwide crisis proved to be as tricky as I thought it would be. With the holiday break just weeks after my arrival, I find myself looking for ways to gain an edge. What can I learn? how can I improve my CV? What should I know about the market here? What are my advantages in this new place?

Knowing that I should focus on these questions and the positives I will bring to a new workplace is one thing. What I actually find myself doing is feeling insecure. Fearing my English is not good enough, or that they won’t like my accent here. Being worried that I’m simply unemployable for not having a degree. And the general fears of the times — Who is even recruiting during a global pandemic?

I’m taking online classes to enrich my Linkedin profile. I KNOW my English is good enough, but i’m going to work on that as well, to build my confidence. And I’m starting this blog to talk about some of my struggles, share my insights, and expand on things I find interesting. This is my first time trying to write online, and I hope it resonates with someone.

Thanks for reading, please leave a comment if you have any tips or questions (or just to let me know were here!)

Cheers,

Mor K.
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Poll Results Suggest Data Professionals Need A Quality LinkedIn Profile
By: Adam Ross Nelson
Tags: Job Hunting, Job Search, Social Media, Careers, LinkedIn

Poll Results Suggest Data Professionals Need A Quality LinkedIn Profile

Across LinkedIn and Facebook, data science users report preferring LinkedIn as the place to go when looking for others in the field they know, like, and trust.

Image Credit: Author’s visualization of social media poll results. This visual shows that LinkedIn seems to be the most popular platform among Data Scientists when looking for others in the field they know, like, and trust.

Even among Twitter users, LinkedIn is the second most preferred platform.

Across LinkedIn and Facebook, data science users report preferring LinkedIn as the place to go when looking for others in the field they know, like, and trust.

If you are looking to enter or level up as a data professional, let me know. You can reach out my way on any of these three platforms.

Thanks For Reading

If you like what I have to say, find more at: adamrossnelson.medium.com. Check out my Udemy courses.

Thanks for reading. Send me your thoughts and ideas. You can write just to say hey. And if you really need to tell me how I got it wrong, I look forward to chatting soon. Twitter: @adamrossnelson | LinkedIn: Adam Ross Nelson| Facebook: Adam Ross Nelson.

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Taking the next steps in my career…
By: Trace Cohen
Tags: Job Hunting, Technology, Startup, Jobs, Venture Capital

Looking for a team to collaborate with and make a difference

My parents told my siblings and me that we had to start a company by 26. So I did at 18 while in college out of my dorm room and have been on this amazing journey for the last decade.

About two years ago I had a chat about life with friends, family and mentors to discuss my career, which ultimately led me to apply to business schools for an MBA. I applied, got accepted to Columbia Business School and after 20 straight months of learning/studying/nightmares of forgetting about a test, while also still working full-time, I have officially graduated and am looking for what’s next.

I’ve been fortunate to have built up a great network of amazing professionals who have also become great friends, and have always heavily relied on it both personally and professionally, which is why I’m writing this post now. For the last month I’ve been applying to jobs through Linkedin, Indeed etc, along with a few cold emails and now want to tap into my network to assist me. Trying to do things that scale :)

What I’m looking for and how you can help:

A mentor, team and colleagues I respect and can learn from

I miss building products from ideation to launching and iteration

I also love networking, business development, strategy and consulting

While I do love early startups, I am looking to join a larger, more established company. Preferably still in the “tech” world

Staying away from the education/medical/health/insurance industries outside my expertise

Who am I? Quick bullet points resume / my linkedin

I successfully exited that company at 21 when I graduated

I then started a PR agency and ran communications for some of NYCs hottest startups like comiXology

I then got the entrepreneurial bug again and wanted to scale the PR agency technologically, so I ideated Launch.it, built the team and launched the world’s first publishing platform to take on the dreaded newswires

We pivoted into the event/tradeshow industry, immediately securing the two largest shows in the world CES and AEM as our first clients.

After 4yrs I transitioned into the venture capital industry. We’re now one of the most active angels in NYC with 50+ direct investments at pre-seed and seed.

While working full-time I started my MBA at Columbia Business School in 2019, which I recently graduated from.

When the world shut down in March, I launched my public active investor list, which now has 250 investors, started an Upstream community that is 400+ strong, helping to connect 600+ people and a slack group with over 500 members.

We’ll close out this year with 15 startup investments + 3 LP pre seed funds

I’ll be taking the next few weeks off to focus on this, my family, friends and recharging to start the new year strong. I’ll be checking emails (first OOO in years) but really slow to respond, not taking any meetings but you can always text me (516-225-7417) or find me on twitter

Thanks to everyone for your support and for all the founders for allowing us to be involved.
Reading into Python, a New Job Opportunity!
By: Parker Williamson
Tags: Job Hunting, Python

This week, I got a good look at Python. I had a recent job interview for an internship that will mainly be using Python. They also inquired about my familiarity with Linux, which I definitely undersold myself because I didn’t fully understand the question they were asking. Python does relate very closely Ruby so my experience in that aspect has translated very nicely over to my learning of Python.

I mostly did a lot of reading about Python, and saw that a common framework is Django, which makes it really easy. I will be installing this either this week or next week. The only delay would be due to the business of the time of year with Christmas coming up. Knowing I didn’t have the plugin installed, or the knowledge of Django yet, I moved my practicing over to leetcode and did a little studying on the fly trying to solve the problems.

I solved one problem from LeetCode in Python before returning to doing my reading, which was the Running Sum of 1d Array. My final solution was

class Solution(object):

def runningSum(self, nums): “”” :type nums: List[int] :rtype: List[int] “”” return [sum(nums[:i+1]) for i in range(len(nums))]

and I didn’t score the best when it comes to runtime and memory distribution, but for a first solve it wasn’t the worst. I got a 36ms Runtime, and 13.7mb memory usage. It beat 17.6% of the other solutions for runtime, and 39.21% of memory distribution. I could have definitely done worse, but just leaning into python I am pretty happy with the results.

As far as Linux goes, I have been using Ubuntu terminal for a long time, with a lot of Ruby code testing, and I had to recover some files for my girlfriend’s grandfather on his floppy disks from the early 90s. It was a fun little side project but that experience definitely slipped my mind during the interview, and I will definitely be adding that to my thank you email that I am going to write this weekend.

I want to stay vague about the company I applied too, but thus far they seem extremely nice and everyone seems to enjoy what they do that I have talked to. I have talked to 3 associates and their happiness shows a lot, and it makes it a place that I would really hope to get involved with. Happiness at a job is worth more than the salary to a certain extent, and if I am excited to go to work, I know that I will progress much faster and learn in a much healthier way that will lead to retaining more.

I have also been keeping in contact with a few of my cohort mates and one of them already found a job! I am extremely happy for her and it is awesome to see all this hard work paying off. I did miss a call from another person who I had been meaning to catch up with, but when we get in contact again I want to set up some weekly code challenges to further our skills in a fun environment. I thoroughly enjoyed talking to my classmates over learning and it made me want to hop on my computer and learn. I think that it is a very big blessing to finally be getting into a profession I am passionate about and love to learn.
My Email To Grind Reel
By: Ujjwal King Anand
Tags: Unemployment, Job Hunting, Job Search, Economics, Jobs

I came across this video and emailed the YouTuber.

I wonder if you have thought about supply and demand of professionals and of jobs.

In recent decades, supply chains have consolidated. Bigger companies have bought out smaller companies. As a result, the negotiation power of job-seekers has reduced. Since governments keep on propping up big corporations and hampering small businesses, this trend is bound to continue whether you and I like it or not. There may come a day when a few corporations would employ everyone. Then, average real wages (inflation-adjusted) would bottom out. There would be no competition for employees. I have written a blog post that touches on competition for labor.

The only solution today is not to participate in mass education. Mass education produces homogeneous labor (job-seeker with relatively similar skills). If everyone goes his own way and reads only what appeals to him, we can move towards more heterogeneous labor, which not only reduces labor competition and pushes average wages up but also encourages independent business building. A group of 10 can’t build a company if they all have the same education. If they are all uniquely and differently skilled, they can start their own firm. In addition to encouraging self-employment, they would also create more jobs for people who have sadly been mass educated.

I hope you will allow me to use your platform to speak the truth. If you need more material, you can scour through my blog. I have a lot written under Economics category and a lot more on paper.
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Do You Have A Poke-A-Fork In The Eye Resume?
By: Sheila Musgrove
Tags: Job Hunting, Career Advice, Resume, Jobs, Interview

Do You Have A Poke-A-Fork In The Eye Resume?

Photo by ali nafezarefi on Unsplash

Psssst. Want to know a secret?

The hiring manager would likely rather poke a fork in their eye than read those mind-numbing bullets. GRIN.

There is a much better way to write a resume. And, the bonus? It will make interviews an absolute BREEZE!

In my first book, “Hired! How To Get The Zippy Gig. Insider Secrets From A Top Recruiter.”, I shared my 2–step resume formula that will get your phone ringing for interviews.

I created the formula after working with thousands of super-talented candidates who had lousy resumes. And, their interviews were kind of a bit of a hot mess too.

I’d start my interview with the typical question of “Walk me through your background.”

And, what came next is what I call the “meandering out of body experience”. GRIN.

The candidate would desperately be trying to make sense out of their two or three pages of bullets. Let me tell you — As painful as it is for the job seeker to answer that question and piece together their career history….

It’s equally as painful for the hiring manager to listen too. :-)

GRIN. Yes, it’s true.

So, I’d stop the candidate and dig for some key information such as:

What level did you report to? How many others did the same job? What is your scope? Succinctly what was your job. Were you successful?

The toughest part is succinctly describing your role. Most candidates make a big mistake and go way too granular in describing their role. You need to keep it high-level and let the hiring manager go into the granular detail where they need more information.

My 2-step resume formula from “Hired!” answers the above 5 questions on your resume.

Step 1 answers in sentence format questions 1–4. And step 2 is all about your amazing, cool results!

A hiring manager is ultimately hiring how well you’ve performed in your past roles. If you’ve been successful in each of your last roles….well, the odds are you’re going to do your best to be successful in your next role!

Back to those darn bullets. Before you delete them….(and, yes, I want you to delete every one of those mind-numbing bullets) ask yourself is there a result tied to that bullet? Ask yourself:

How big?

How much?

How many?

We’re looking for $, #, % to validate your work.

Take some time and think about where you’ve excelled. That’s what a hiring manager really wants to know!

Thanks for reading!

If you’d like to receive my newsletters — www.sheilamusgrove.com I write about job searching — resumes, interviewing and everything to be a stand-out candidate. My books are available worldwide on Amazon — “Hired! How To Get The Zippy Gig. Insider Secrets From A Top Recruiter.” & “Unexpected Mentors. Weird & Creative Ideas To Boost Your Career.”
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By: Muktarul Khan Akash
Tags: Job Hunting, Special Education

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The Job Hunt — W**’s journey. How do you get a job?
By: Bill Lennan
Tags: Job Hunting, Parenting, Fatherhood, Success

How do you get a job?

My son is looking for his first real job (aka not working for a relative). He can be fairly shy around strangers.

Baselines

His goals are:

make money learn new skills meet new people and get him comfortable meeting strangers

He needs to wrap his work schedule around his school schedule — which is fairly easy with distance learning.

Strategies

Geographic distance — how far away can he reasonably travel for work. He doesn’t have a car so bicycle or public transit will have to suffice. He is looking in roughly a 5 mile radius from home.

Business types — larger stores with consistent staffing needs (essential workers) like grocery stores, pet stores, and drug stores.

Approach — walk in, meet the manager, ask about the application process and — learn. He is also practicing being uncomfortable.

And do whatever the manager recommends.

First day results

Created a list of local businesses ranked by distance from home. Went to the first three stores, talked with people, learned how to apply.

And — the last store he walked in and talked to the manager without my support🙂

Why this matters

When my sons learned to swim, I gave them a lot of initial support. As tiny babies they liked the water but getting from bathtub to pool is a big step.

Kids need the support and role modeling of adults — I was always underwater and smiling with my kids. Today, both my kids are swimmers and water polo players — and don’t need my support in the pool.

My older son again needs support finding a job — which will rapidly decrease as he gains confidence.

Obstacles happen

W has learned some self limiting beliefs (everyone has them) which cause him friction. I expected this and started a line of inquiry to excavate the thoughts so we can talk about them.

IMHO, this is a normal process that should be regularly supported. Friction happens and finding and doing some exploration is helpful.

What’s next?

He’s working the process. Submitting applications, talking with managers, working towards interviews. And he’s learning. That’s the success metric we are focused on — learning as much as possible.

#happydad #parenting #struggleisgood
5 Creative Ways To Find A Job!
By: Hassan Mushtaq
Tags: Job Hunting Tips, Job Hunting, Job Search, Finding Jobs, Jobs

Ok, you have posted to every internet job board and every job on Monster, CareerBuilder, and Hotjobs. You’ve followed up with calls and networked until you are blue in the face. Each Sunday you take the newspaper and apply for every job in your field with little to no results. Well, try some unique ways to find a job.

Send Half of Your Resume

Find a company you want to work for. Write a great cover letter on why you are a good fit, pointing to the enclosed resume. Don’t seal the envelope and don’t enclose a resume. They’ll think the resume fell out in the mail. They will call and engage in a conversation. Sell yourself shamelessly.

Write A Prospecting Letter

Make use of the power of direct mail. Locate 5–10companies. Write up a letter to your contact network and ask them if they know anyone who works at any of the companies on your list. When a contact says they know someone on your list, send them your resume and ask them to forward it to their contact or ask permission to send it yourself.

E-Mail Chain Letter

Create a list of 20 companies you want to work for and send an email to everyone you know to see if they know anyone who works at these companies. Ask them to contact you if they do, so that you can ask for a referral. Finally, ask them to forward your email to 10 more people. However, don’t do this if you’re currently employed!

Distribute A Booklet

Write a booklet with information relevant to your industry and give it away. Everyone loves free information and this demonstrates your expertise. Give the booklet away electronically and advertise it to newsgroups where hiring managers will see it.

Call Human Resources

Sounds crazy, right? Call the human resources department. Ask them what outside agency or third-party recruiting firm they use. They will ask you why do you want to know. Tell them that their company is not currently looking for someone with your skillset right now the agency may be dealing with other firms, so you are looking for a recommendation. They may very well ask you for an interview. If not at least you do get a lead. They would love to save the agency fees. Also being recommended gives you special attention. Send them a thank you note.

These are guerrilla tactics that can give you better results. Be sure to stay tuned for another 5 creative tips.
Scope Of Digital Media Marketing
By: Simran Sharma
Tags: Digital Marketing, Job Hunting, Careers, Digital, Digital Media

Today, as per the stats, nearly about 60% of the worlds population uses the Internet. Just two years ago, it was 40%. One can imagine the rate at which people are using the Internet to do almost everything. From ordering foods and vegetables to booking cabs to leasing furniture to people becoming viral influencers, everything has gone digital.

A business without a digital presence is bound to go Kaput in no time.

Digital Marketing refers to the marketing of products or services via digital channels to reach consumers. Brands used to get promoted before too, but the means and mediums were limited. With the advent of digital media, the norms and rules are changed. And rightly so.

Wondering what the fuss is about?

Digital Marketing Benefits- The Emergence of a Powerful Form of Marketing

What makes digital marketing such an exciting area for study and work is the lightening pace at which it is changing. New technologies, apps and devices can change the way we market to consumers very quickly and hence make our learning very diverse and open-ended.

So what makes Digital Marketing such a relevant topic for students to study?

Companies are keen on data collection

Social media is an ever-growing marketing platform

Website need to capture the eye

Mobile is a 24/7 marketing tool

You can bring new ideas to the table

Scope of Digital Marketing in India :

Digital Marketing took India by the storm when over 8 lac jobs opportunities were created in 2017 first quarter only. PM Modis Digital India campaign only ignited the spark. Digital Marketing industry is worth $68 billion and is growing at a 40% growth rate. With the increase in internet users and organizations promoting their content through social media, the job roles and options are only going to advance. 40% of todays businesses depend entirely on digital marketing and it is estimated that more than 90% of businesses will go digital.
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Graduation
By: Christian Cave
Tags: Society, Self, Job Hunting, Graduation

Since we were little kids, we have been told that to achieve a career goal or to be successful in life; we must attend college. In some way, that saying is true. Fast forward you are still being told the same thing but in a different phrase. “You can get any job you want now with your college degree.” Once, we walked across that stage, received our certificate, threw our caps up in the air, and drank the night away as we celebrated conquering one of the most difficult tasks in our lives. No more late-night cram sessions for a test that is worth 90% of your final grade. No more BSing your 10-page midterm paper on a subject we had zero interest in. It was smooth sailing from here on out. Any job in our sight was ours for the taking because college prepared us for it. I cheer for those who landed in the spot they always wanted to be in. Hell, it might not be their dream job, but it’s a start in the field they want to work in.

But what about those who are lost? What about those who are mixed in the shuffle of not knowing what they want to do? I think it’s fine that we are still figuring out what we enjoy and the type of work we want to be in. We’re only in our 20s. However, the job searching process might’ve worked for some of our parents who left college with little to no debt whatsoever, but the narrative is a lot different for us. I graduated from college nearly 4 years ago, and I am still struggling to find a full-time job. It was difficult to even before living in a pandemic. No, this has nothing to do with me being “lazy,” according to the baby boomers. This has more to do with the fact that the number of college graduates applying for jobs has skyrocketed over the years, making it much more difficult for Millenials to land a job. According to pewsocialtrends.org, 39% of Millenials ages 25–37 have a bachelor’s degree or higher than older generations, such as the early boomers with only 24% of a college education or the silent boomers with only 15%. But this does not mean we are owed or guaranteed a full-time job once we leave school. That is the mindset we have once we receive our diplomas. Sadly, we were not warned upon graduating how difficult the job market would be for us. A bachelor’s degree is not considered valuable anymore; it is equivalent to receiving a high school diploma.

Throughout my job search, I have had to battle constantly with myself in keeping my head up and to stop thinking that I am the only person in the world going through this process. On par with the back and forth between myself and my parents on the meaning of working and the type of job to get. I feel lost sometimes. And this is what this blog is about. This is about the struggles and meaning of getting a job in today’s landscape. On top of this, I will be discussing other topics of struggle such as relationships, happiness, taking suggestions on other topics, and advice on how to conquer them. Stay tuned to see what I publish next.
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Job Interview Question: Best way to answer “What do you do outside work?”
By: Arif Mansuri
Tags: Interview Questions, Job Search, Career Advice, Job Hunting, Interview Tips

Your reply will tell so much about you.

This is a seemingly harmless question in a job interview but often ends up becoming the reason for losing against other candidates.

This question is asked by the interviewer to get to know you better, and understand how well will you fit in the team.

The incorrect way is to say something cliched and bland like, “I like to watch movies”, or “spend time with my family”. Nothing wrong per se in that answer, except that it tells them nothing new or impressive about you.

The correct way to answer is that no matter your hobby or interest, speak of it with passion and expertise.

If you enjoy playing a sport, talk about your style of play, your recent games, how many years have you been playing it and what have you learnt from it.

If you do community service, talk about your projects there and the ones you are most proud of, the impact or results you’ve been able to generate.

Even if you say that you like to watch movies or TV, mention the genres that you closely track, the actors and directors you follow, recent movies or shows that impressed you and why.

The interviewer will thus understand you better as a person, the way you think, and what drives you. They will see you as a passionate, mature, and intelligent person who is likely to bring these traits to work.

And all said and done, it’s actually a fun question and so I hope you too have fun with it too.

All the best!

As always, stay cool and keep building a better life.

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Around 12.2 crore people have lost their jobs due to the pandemic. What structural changes have occured within the employment sector and what does that mean for potential job seekers?
By: Gursimran Kaur
Tags: STEM, Job Hunting, Technology, Makersbox, Jobs

Covid-19 has been stubborn causing most countries to remain in a state of quarantine. This has heavily impacted the livelihoods of many. Most offices have been shut down, factories sealed, schools remain closed and people are trying to function through virtual set ups. But this situation is unusual and one of a kind. Most people weren’t familiar with platforms like Zoom and their various features. This has led to some experiencing a technological handicap while others are keeping up with the times and adjusting well.

The common question that arises out of such a situation is that has the pandemic structurally changed job roles and other pre-requisites? It most definitely has. One of the biggest problems faced by us during the pandemic was the unpreparedness towards a new form of operating. Now employers are looking for individuals with a multi-faceted skill set. While a number of hands-on jobs are becoming obsolete, newer opportunities are cropping up.

Job titles such as Data analysts, machine learning engineers, SEO specialists and lead generation specialists are in high demand at the moment. Most of these titles come under the technological wing of the job sector.

Data analysts and machine learning engineers require a strong base in data science. Data science is quite a versatile field as it is required in a variety of fields such as business, healthcare and academia. Even though there is a high level of competition within this sector, 64% job postings require knowledge of machine learning. But it is important for these data scientists to regularly upskill themselves to maintain relevancy.

SEO specialists are candidates who have a knowledge of Google tools. 47% job postings mention these skills as cumpolsory. These candidates are required to be familiar with HTML and CSS. Keyword research and link building are additional skills that recruiters often appreciate.

Lead generation specialists are vital aspects of the marketing industry. These individuals are responsible for identifying potential customers and interested parties for the goods and services being offered. These specialists are required to function in a hybrid environment which includes both modern and traditional forms of marketing.

Hence, the world is evolving and so are the people’s requirements. The job sector is also adapting itself accordingly leading to a shift in the various skills needed to compete for various job postings. MakersBox Foundation believes in starting early. This STEM based organisation attempting to reach to a mass population and teach a skill based curriculum. The foundation aims to create candidates who are employable and adaptive to these changing times. For further information, reach out to us at https://www.makersboxfoundation.org
The Almost Job that Wasn’t
By: Alissa Marr
Tags: Perception, Job Hunting, Vulnerability, UX, Growth

A few days ago I thought I had a UX job. Finally, after a year of searching during a pandemic, there was a positive result of the career pivot I’d invested my life savings into…

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There are plenty of “mysterious forces beyond our control” and our brains have a tough time processing things that feel unfair.

My personal definition of success is absolutely controlled by emotion. For instance, my self-image immediately changed for the better upon accepting the offer, and my confidence multiplied just in those few weeks.

I felt prettier! Every day was the best hair day, I had a pep in my step and many reasons to smile. I began dressing trendier again even while stuck at home, I felt the need to express my fashion sense instead of wearing PJ pants.

I felt like all my dreams would come true. I could visualize buying a home in 3 years, being a dog mom, and finally hanging my great grandmother’s beautiful Asian art prints I’d inherited.

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I felt smarter. Someone accepted me as a professional, fought for me, and WANTED me on their team in a really important role. It felt so good to be taken seriously instead of, “you don’t have enough professional experience, and 10 years of Graphic Design doesn’t count”.

I felt more organized. After accomplishing something so huge I felt like I had the power to do anything. I began keeping better organized in my room, the apartment, and on my computer.

I’m realizing that my employment status doesn’t directly touch on any of these things, yet they noticeably changed. It’s my mind playing the association games and pulling those connection strings.

How might I change the often negative association patterns of my perception?

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How I feel about myself and how successful I feel changes depending on my mood. That sucks! In order to disrupt this internal self-damaging pattern, I’ve got to solidly remember a few facts about myself. These hold true regardless of any feeling or outside circumstance.

1. I’m beautiful and aging well! Dressing cute will lift my mood, so just save the PJ pants for the weekend.

2. My dreams aren’t going to change, and I’m not going to stop reaching for them, EVER.

3. I am smart. I’ve graduated from intense educational programs, made great decisions to move forward, and have true grit in continuing to learn, practice, and network.

4. I’ve never been organized, but that is a skill I’m working on. Minimal changes can affect my life overall over time so baby steps.

This concludes the most personal content I’ve ever written and shared. I hope not to feel so afraid to express myself openly in the future. Thanks for reading ❤
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How to be JOB READY in 2020?
By: Nidhi Shaji
Tags: Job Ready, 2020, Job Readiness, Job Hunting, Jobs

1. Believe in Yourself:

Everything starts from within. If you believe you can achieve something, trust me you really are capable to achieve it. Because the only one who knows your actual potential is you. So believe in yourself and have a better understanding of your true self.

2. Be Confident:

Confidence is the key. It doesn’t matter how well you know your true self, if you lack the confidence to express/present yourself in front of the public it’s a miserable situation. So be confident enough to slay all your skills and never let ‘What will they think of me?’ stop you from achieving your goals.

3. Be a Learner:

It is really important to be open to learning these days since things are changing, everyone is getting out of their comfort zones, widening their perspectives, so always be open to learning and learn from every mistakes. It is not just about winning but the journey. Learn from your mistakes, other people, experiences, gathering these all you will definitely gain greater insights in life.

4. Discovering your True Interest:

Always have a precise understanding of what you want to do in your life. What is it that you are passionate of? Which position will make you explore your skills and interests. Have a clear idea of what you are looking for. Ask yourself; WHERE? WHAT? WHEN? WHY? HOW?

5. The Groovy Grooming:

Groom yourself for the position, practice it. Get to know more people of the same position. Observe what is common for all of them. Enhance the way you present yourself. Believe that you got this. Get yourself out there and do some research for the required skill set and keep practising it and be a pro at it.

6. ‘FAKE IT UNTIL YOU MAKE IT’

If you are not good at your communication skills, first off get rid of the thought you're not good at it and fake it you are super pro at it, practise and act like a pro and trust me eventually you will be pro at it.

7. Full Fledged, Updated Resume:

If there is a job, there is a resume! No doubt needed at all. So what are you waiting for? Start working on your resume to make it as best as possible. Keep it updated, include all your skill set that you believe help you get the job, if you have any extra Wow- Factors like any achievements on the required skill set, add it all along.

8. LinkedIn Profile:

I see LinkedIn as the baby resume, so it is highly important to have an attractive Linkedin profile with great connections to prove how well your social skill is. So start working on it as well.

9. Be Optimistic:

Never get demotivated if you get rejected for a job, just be aware of the fact something even greater is in store solely for you, all you have to do is keep searching you will definitely get there. Nothing can stop us. We are born ready so get out there and grab it.
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3 Steps To Finding Your New Job
By: Preeti Khorana
Tags: Resume Writing, Job Hunting, Job Search, Career Advice, Careers

Gone are the days when we saw professionals joining an organization and retiring from the same organization 25 or 30 years later. Today, you have aspirations to get a wider variety of experience that your current organization may not be able to give at the time you want it.

So you choose to look for another job. But wait, last I checked on Linkedin, there were at least 200 applicants for the Director role that you want. And if you are in a middle management role the competition is even higher.

You know, many years ago, I lost my job, because the startup I was working for, shut shop. Every role I applied for had around 2000 applicants.

Are you serious? I thought.

“I need a different strategy.”

While I did not stop applying for jobs online, I started reaching out to my networks and landed 3 interviews within a week. This was the time when Linkedin did not have recruitment solutions. And I landed my job as an Executive Recruiter (which I loved).

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How To Find A Job In Canada As A New Immigrant
By: Preeti Khorana
Tags: Job Hunting, Work Experience, Jobs In Canada, Canadian Immigration, Experience

Moving to a new country and starting life afresh is a pretty daunting task even when you are moving to an immigrant-friendly country like Canada. It’s a huge cultural change, and everything you did back home is not the same here. But, a little bit of help and advice from friends makes the transition easy.

When I landed, my husband took us out for breakfast and ordered a double-double at Tim Hortons. He had been here long enough to know what kind of coffee I would like here.

I have had a lot of people connecting with me on Linkedin and asking for ways to find jobs in Canada. Interestingly most people had similar questions, so I created this “How to find a job in Canada” guide to help you fast track your job search in Canada. You can download it on your computer for future reference.

Whether you have only a few years of experience or have been a veteran in your field, you have lots of questions. Most of you who have already moved to Canada have been told you need to have a Candian format resume. But what’s the Canadian format? How do I write one? Some of you have been told that you do not have Candian experience, and you’re thinking, yes but, I just moved here! How do I get one if no one gives me a job?

Click here to find out everything you need to know about finding a job in Canada
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By: Tim Varner
Tags: Funny, Life, Job Hunting, Job Search, Comedy

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I am confident I would be a great fit for this job seeing as how I am small and compact, I am more versatile than a Prius and more focused than a Fusion. I have two wonderful kids who have no sense of humor when it comes to me, but we have a third on the way so hopefully, he will be the one I actually love. I was a former chef of fourteen years, but find it more pleasant pressing ink than burgers. The lovely pandemic forced me home with my two “amazing” kids so my wife could take the easy route and work non-stop pregnant for a career. I write, I cook, I beat my kids, and pet my dog. I’m still able to make my grandmother laugh even after she passed away years ago. My goal is to make MY world laugh because apparently, my wife’s world is our children. Thank you for your consideration or not. You’ll be sorry either way.