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Do yourself a favor and keep a list of where and when you applied. This will save you from duplicating your work or missing an opportunity. It’s especially helpful if you’re on more than one job board. Things to track: Date of application, Company, Position, Contact, Source, Interview notes, Thank you note sent, Other Download this template here:

It doesn't have to take hours to craft the perfect message to a new contact. You can micro-network everyday for macro-results. Here are some tasks you can do if you only have five minutes: Like 3 LinkedIn posts Check a recruiter's Twitter feed and engage with their tweet Send a thank-you email Comment on a company’s Facebook post, a hiring manager’s Facebook post, or a group post Send a connection request on LinkedIn

This comes from a webinar I watched a few years ago with Chris Brogan, of Owner Media Group. (He has a fantastic newsletter on marketing/branding/business that comes out on Sundays.) How to tell people what you do: Shortest way to say what you do: The shortest way is just that. "Me? I’m a resume writer and job search consultant." Best phrase to explain it to others: The phrase to explain it to others? “I help people define their personal brand and create their future. ELI6:

Navigating the job search journey can be an emotional rollercoaster, overwhelming, and a hit to your ego. However, maintaining focus and positivity is crucial. Here are some strategies: Build a Support System: Surround yourself with a strong support network to weather the ups and downs. Celebrate Successes: Acknowledge and reward your achievements, no matter how small, to boost morale. Learn from Setbacks: If a job doesn't pan out, view it as a learning opportunity rather

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