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STOP applying for jobs on LinkedIn. Do THIS instead.
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- #linkedin #practical #jobsearch #networking #linkedinlearning
Hi everyone! Today's video focuses on a simple process I use to land job interviews throughLinkedIn. I've landed my last 3 roles using this technique, so I really hope some of you try it and share your results. As always, best of luck.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:29 My story
01:04 Discovering the method
01:47 Step 1: Identify
03:35 Step 2: Build
05:16 Step 3: Pursue
08:07 Step 4: Proactively Chase
09:12 Atomic Habits
09:53 My success
11:14 In summary
Leander, thank you for such a lovely, helpful and detailed video!
I'm a fairly experienced designer, recently moved to the UK and am in my second month of looking for a job as a Product Designer in London. Out of 100 applications only a few replies and all about rejection. I'm very very frustrated.
With your video you have given me inspiration, faith that everything will be fine and a new approach to job hunting!
Please keep creating content! You're doing a great job! 🙏
Thanks so much for sharing and for the kind words! You got this 👊 - let me know how it goes!
Thank you so much for this content it makes me think also that i need to step back and observe where i might mistaking. Got couple of ideas from your video. Again thanks.
Happy to hear this! Let me know how it goes :)
Love the proactive approach of your job search and the reminder that it's about building relationships. Thanks!
Glad you found the approach interesting!
@@leanderangst I love your approach. I will have to get my LinkedIn profile up to speed and use your trick. Quick question: Does the connection request message necessarily has to be entered on the company's work/mission or something about the person's profile, speech, article read etc? What's your take on sending email instead of LinkedIn? New suscriber here! Waiting for your video on interview.
Hi @@nanapoku5259, happy to hear and welcome! The key is to be as personal as you can be in your message - that could mean including something about the person's career history, about the work they're doing at their company, an article they wrote, talk they gave, etc... I prefer LinkedIn for this because it lets them see your profile, which gives them insight into who you are - an email doesn't have a picture of you, show your work history, school, etc...so would stick to a LinkedIn DM! Let me know how it goes :)
@@leanderangst Got it. Thank you for the response. Are you on LinkedIn?
Great advice! I’m going to try this
Let me know how it goes!
Hey Leander, I just discovered your videos! Thanks for putting valuable advice out there :)
Hey Estelle! Happy to hear you found it valuable 😊
What a great content! Definitely will try the "connect" approach from now on.
Nice! Let me know how it goes.
Great approach Leander ! 😁
So very true
Great content man! Watching you is giving me the courage to start my own. Something I've been put down for a long time
Thanks man! You should definitely do it! Starting is the hardest part, just get something out there :)
would like video on tips and tricks to make your profile look outstanding when you don`t have skills and experience
That’s a great idea, thanks for the suggestion!