*No 1 - Don't skim the job description 1:25 *No 2 - Stop sending the same resume to every job posting 2:48 *No 3 - Stop going to interviews unprepared 4:37 *No 4 - Stop applying for jobs that you are not interested in 6:19 *No 5 - Stop focusing on the company and focus on the Job and position itself 8:22 *No 6 - Stop beating yourself down and feeling you will never get a job 10:32
Point 6 is very important. I tend to be extra critical of myself and keep wondering what I did wrong. Linda, it sounds like you're a big fan of the "power of the subconscious mind" and thought energy. Having the right perspective is important.
Penelope416 you're human. It's just going to take some training in discipline. I as well have a tendency to do the same thing but we all will get over our shortcomings. We just need to realize our capabilities. Write down your flaws and work on them. Write down your strengths and learn how to use them. Take in as much positive information because when you fill your mind with positive things you will do positive things.That's a quote from Les Brown.
Hey Linda just got a job offer today. I took it . I'm just going to take it one day at a time. I'm going keep your advice close to me mind and heart. Thanks again for your wonderful job tips. I will continue to watch your videos. And as for you Penelope416 I wish you the best.
Not applying for positions you don't really want is a challenging one! I guess we feel good applying for as many as possible, and tend to have more low quality applications. Thank you for the video!
I can't agree more with you, sometimes applying and accepting a job you "don't really" want builds your resume and takes you a step closer to what you "really" want. You have to be strategic about how you navigate the labour world.
Exactly I am grateful you shared your experience I was told this the other day by Job Counselors and Job coaches and HR Recruiter say just apply here it is I did and it was temp I was in a role 17yrs got laid off and placing energy in a job I will not enjoy I want an career more to my story. I would like to connect with you Linda I will signed up on your insight of my experience.. Thank you for your time. ☺️
Thanks to ATS resume screeners, if your resume isn't a match literally no one will see it, and if you apply too much you'll be gray listed if not black listed, HR is fcuked!
Great tips as always Linda! From my experience, it really comes down to people having the clarity to know what they want to do and just preparing and going for it.
In sales, you have to customize for each prospect so it makes sense that customizing your resume and job application is important when applying for jobs. Yes, it takes time, but if it means you get the job, isn't it worth it? Great video Linda!
Thank you Linda! I’m a huge fan of your channel from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦, and I always recommend your channel for my fellow classmates and trainees, I went for training in a huge economical city in the country, the training was related to the same topics you educate us about, so I suggested the trainer to play one of your videos, thank you so much, I appreciate your effort, I’ll be graduating soon (This semester) so I’m getting ready with the help of your videos in making a good CV, LinkedIn profile and interview strategies. 💛
Here are the following things that I want to share with the rest. Number one tip says that we need to read job descriptions carefully and only send in your resume when you think you are a fit for the job. The problem is that nowadays every company lists their job vacancies like its a grocery list with various demands. After applying to a dozen companies, I feel like I can never comply with their requests. The second tip explains that we should avoid sending in the same resume to every company. I have been told to only have one resume and avoid in having multiple resumes or change it based off the job you want. In the end, all of the skills, work experience and education are the same. Recruiters are looking at your LinkedIn profile every time so you just can't tailor your resume to each job position you find online.
Ive noticed how many people really try to submit their resume to any job applied for and underestimate the importance of tweaking or shifting your resume for that specific job
That point 6 perfectly suits me because I always think positively, though I am a fresh graduate but I believe that I will get a better job role soon that will be the best in my favor.
Hi Muhammad, Congrats on your recent graduation! What would you say is the most challenging obstacle for you when it comes to finding (or preparing) for a new job?
Great video Linda! Particularly like the part about not going into interviews unprepared. We provide Microsoft Excel Tutorial videos that help professionals be prepared for anything!
Tip #4.. I relate to most. I might pass on this interview tomorrow for another interview in retail, A job I’ve wanted for years!! I don’t want to be miserable in a fast food place even if it’s my favorite.
Excellent and very practical actionable advice. Loved the 6 things especially highlighting aspects of the resume pertinent to the job being applied for. Thank you as always.
Excellent advice Linda and thank you for sharing. These are some crazy times to be looking for a job and certain industries have been hit hard from the effects of Covid-19.
I watched your videos before an interview for a pharmacy technician position in August 2019 and I got the job and it’s been the best thing 💕 now I’m looking to work part time as a freelancer so I’m brushing up on my resume skills and you never fail to inspire me to be more attentive and focused
thank you so much Linda for that great advice's in your video, its six simple things but very important to us, i think its hard to be optimistic in that bad situation with corona, but you really help us to be that by your nice and beautiful soul
Glad I came across to your video, but the sad reality in our country especially in our place is that there's a less opportunity to the job you want so that's why some people end up getting job that they don't like just to survive (have money).
I agree...some people look for the job they want and have the skill set to do but months go by without success and therefore in order to pay their bills and feed their families they apply for jobs that may not be of much interest (in the interim). They also continue to look for something they want in the background. Survival mode kicks in for many after savings get low and they need to be employed in order to survive.
I've been applying for almost 3 years and I feel very defeated at his point. I graduated from CSULB with a Bachelors about two years ago, constantly fixed and tailored my resume to the jobs. Wrote convincing cover letters, networked with numerous people, and I still don't have a job. It's getting to the point where I think I will have to leave California to find a job. Is anyone else going through this?
Right here my friend. I live in the UK and I have been searching for a job for 1 year already and my CV gap is getting bigger to the point where I am panicking and my parents even threat me that if I can't find a job by the end of this October, we will return back to my original country! I really don't want that, but I am at my limit and can't seem to get any job :'(
@@istandaloneroronoazoro5188 I guess what would recommend is to take a risk and try to start something you are good at. Recognize your skills and try to offer them to people.
This is not easy and just being realistic..great points you made but when someone that was affected by depression pre pandemic and on and off during pandemic can be hard. Lets say certain physical injuries. So I think I was just being hard on myself and I did take time to wind down and still am. I know the right job will come along. I am hopeful.
Needed to hear this. Btw I'd like to recommend a tool to anyone who wants to customize a portfolio depending on the job you are applying for. It allows anyone to send a custom job pitch like video presentations to employers, anyone you want to present to. It's the digital portfolio platform of Sizigi. It's super easy to manage :)
To add something to why you shouldn't apply to a job that you don't want, for the majority of people it will effect your work productivity. The last thing you want is job on your resume with a average or less than average review. This is especially true if you use it as a reference. Lets say you applied to a dream job and you nail the interview and this perspective employer calls that reference and they pick up. They say he was an average worker or worse an unproductive worker. What do you think your chances of getting that dream job will be?
This is an interesting topic, but what happens with our LinkedIn profile which is just one and with all the different CVs? How different should they really be? Thank you!!
Hi there, that's a great point. When it comes to prepping your LinkedIn, it definitely needs to be tailored for each position. Having a good foundation and "tweaking" it would be the most convenient way for you to ensure your profile matches the jobs you are applying for. I would be more than happy to perform a free LinkedIn profile audit for you to see where it currently stands. As a Career Strategist, I've helped dozens of professionals attract more Hiring Recruiters via LinkedIn :)
#6 is great. The reality is that 22 million in the USA alone will need to be filled once social distancing is lifted. The economic fundamentals are sound and Q3 and Q4 are set for a roaring comeback with interest rates being at an all-time low. People need to rise to the occasion and focus on the positives to have the momentum to move forward.
What if I want another position(hr) at the same organization but they did with me an interview about (teacher ) vacancy?? *** The organization is really comfortable place to work in ..
I do not know if you will see this, but here it goes. Firstly, I love your videos and your advice is so helpful. With that out of the way, any advice on what to do for #5? I am stuck in a position I hate and I’m so unhappy with my current job. The company I work for is great and so innovative which drew me to it, but my position in driving me to the ground. Thank you and I really hope you see this.
Lol now theres type casting in desk jobs now? We don't have the luxury of being a celebrity worth millions being type casted...HR needs a severe overhaul in that candidate selection process
I have had a couple of companies or recruiters reach out to me and want to get on a call. When this happens I do not have a job description and I am not sure how to prepare for these conversations.
Hi,dear Linda your vedios and tips are really amazing.🌸.dear i was searching about your one to one class fee.but i could not find. Kindly tell me your fee.thank you
linda well you please help me? Now during panadamec our business went down it the automotive,now iam applying to ajob that its far away from business and upper title like i was showroom manager and now iam applying to different business with higher positioj and NO BODY CALL ME TO INTERVIEW!!! what do you advice please??
Tailor your resume so that each resume is well-crafted for EACH job. Find out the employers' needs, and show how you will meet their needs based on your experience. Good luck.
@@ProfessorTanyaSpeaks that honestly sounds like too much work. my advice is lie lie and lie some more. don't tell them you were let go. don't bad mouth past employer. just simply interview like you are gainfully employed. it will do wonders for your confidence. and the trick to beat the ats is to copy past the job posting into your resume in white text. employer will never notice its there. and more chance of resume gets into a person's hands.
Usually I would provide advice on what you SHOULD be doing to increase your chances of getting hired. However, I noticed through my years of working with my 1:1 clients, that there are a lot of things that you should actually STOP doing. Check out the video and let me know your thoughts on the tips I have for you below! :)
I agree, there are so many little things that we should NOT be doing. Like how you mentioned not sending the same resume to each job posting an tweaking each a little bit. I've always done this and I know for a FACT that it has made a bid difference in getting call backs for interviews. Thats how I got my job at Stanford University! :) Thanks for the great advice btw, you at spot on!
hi Linda, is it okay to reschedule initial phone interviews, instead of answering on the spot questions unprepared? will this not imply a negative impression from the recruiter? thanks.
Thanks a lot for the advice.. o truly believe in the last point..be optimistic..thanks again..these positive words are really encouraging in these times
If I have to customize my resume for every single one of the many jobs I will be applying for, what if they lose my resume and ask me to send it again? What if I can't find that exact one?
I recommend having more than one copy on hand or saving your resume variations onto your computer. Employers are generally very good at staying organized and maintaining their candidate database. Hope this helps!
What about location, I live 45 minutes away from NYC and I fit the criteria for an entry level auditor, but I don’t even get an interview. Why is that?
8:15 Because the market is bad due to a global pandemic so a job is better than no job. This argument comes from a stand point where you already have a job/have a lot of options. Imagine telling a starving kid to not go look for food in every bush because it takes too much energy.
*No 1 - Don't skim the job description 1:25
*No 2 - Stop sending the same resume to every job posting 2:48
*No 3 - Stop going to interviews unprepared 4:37
*No 4 - Stop applying for jobs that you are not interested in 6:19
*No 5 - Stop focusing on the company and focus on the Job and position itself 8:22
*No 6 - Stop beating yourself down and feeling you will never get a job 10:32
THANK YOU so much
Been searching for 3 years
Point 6 is very important. I tend to be extra critical of myself and keep wondering what I did wrong.
Linda, it sounds like you're a big fan of the "power of the subconscious mind" and thought energy. Having the right perspective is important.
Penelope416 you're human. It's just going to take some training in discipline. I as well have a tendency to do the same thing but we all will get over our shortcomings. We just need to realize our capabilities. Write down your flaws and work on them. Write down your strengths and learn how to use them. Take in as much positive information because when you fill your mind with positive things you will do positive things.That's a quote from Les Brown.
Hey Linda just got a job offer today. I took it . I'm just going to take it one day at a time. I'm going keep your advice close to me mind and heart. Thanks again for your wonderful job tips. I will continue to watch your videos. And as for you Penelope416 I wish you the best.
Me too, I am very very confident that I am qualified (maybe over), yet still not interviews. I wonder what is wrong with me...
Start focusing on what can you do that's right.
@@earlofthearies.1982 This was over a year ago when I initially commented so I've gotten a job since then, but thanks for your advice.
Boss:Hi, what’s your name?
You:My name is hired
Boss:Your hired?
You:Thank you man, I will not fail you.
Boss: ;-;
I Hope That Happened 😔😁
More like..... Boss: No ur not hired.... NEEEEEXXXXTTTTTTTT!!!!
But still, funny if that will happen and you ended up getting hired....
About a year ago, I watched your videos and guess what- I landed my dream job
The last point is so so valid! Having a positive mindset and believing in yourself is so so important ✨❤️
nice comment!
Not applying for positions you don't really want is a challenging one! I guess we feel good applying for as many as possible, and tend to have more low quality applications. Thank you for the video!
I can't agree more with you, sometimes applying and accepting a job you "don't really" want builds your resume and takes you a step closer to what you "really" want. You have to be strategic about how you navigate the labour world.
Hi there, that's a great point. What would you say is the most challenging obstacle for you when it comes to finding (or preparing) for a new job?
Exactly I am grateful you shared your experience I was told this the other day by Job Counselors and Job coaches and HR Recruiter say just apply here it is I did and it was temp I was in a role 17yrs got laid off and placing energy in a job I will not enjoy I want an career more to my story. I would like to connect with you Linda I will signed up on your insight of my experience.. Thank you for your time. ☺️
Thanks to ATS resume screeners, if your resume isn't a match literally no one will see it, and if you apply too much you'll be gray listed if not black listed, HR is fcuked!
She has such good advice! I feel like I should be paying her for her advice.
She gets paid by RUclips...
You can pay her when you sign up for her program!!!
@@_baller b
Your methods really work 1 week ago i was interviewec and today i gained the position i aprreciate you
Great tips as always Linda! From my experience, it really comes down to people having the clarity to know what they want to do and just preparing and going for it.
That's absolutely right, I think when you're unsure of the kind of job you want, you end up wasting energy everywhere
In sales, you have to customize for each prospect so it makes sense that customizing your resume and job application is important when applying for jobs. Yes, it takes time, but if it means you get the job, isn't it worth it? Great video Linda!
Hi there, that's a great point. What would you say is the most challenging obstacle for you when it comes to finding (or preparing) for a new job?
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Point #6 was priceless. Thanks Linda, it was something I really needed to hear. You’re like the wind beneath my wings!
Thank you Linda! I’m a huge fan of your channel from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦, and I always recommend your channel for my fellow classmates and trainees, I went for training in a huge economical city in the country, the training was related to the same topics you educate us about, so I suggested the trainer to play one of your videos, thank you so much, I appreciate your effort, I’ll be graduating soon (This semester) so I’m getting ready with the help of your videos in making a good CV, LinkedIn profile and interview strategies. 💛
Here are the following things that I want to share with the rest. Number one tip says that we need to read job descriptions carefully and only send in your resume when you think you are a fit for the job. The problem is that nowadays every company lists their job vacancies like its a grocery list with various demands. After applying to a dozen companies, I feel like I can never comply with their requests. The second tip explains that we should avoid sending in the same resume to every company. I have been told to only have one resume and avoid in having multiple resumes or change it based off the job you want. In the end, all of the skills, work experience and education are the same. Recruiters are looking at your LinkedIn profile every time so you just can't tailor your resume to each job position you find online.
I always skim the job description before applying..those were good tips ...many thanks for sharing .
Hi Shireen! What would you say is the most challenging obstacle for you when it comes to finding (or preparing) for a new job?
Ive noticed how many people really try to submit their resume to any job applied for and underestimate the importance of tweaking or shifting your resume for that specific job
So so true. And hiring managers can spot those generic resumes VERY easily. You must TAILOR your resume. There's NO other way.
That point 6 perfectly suits me because I always think positively, though I am a fresh graduate but I believe that I will get a better job role soon that will be the best in my favor.
Hi Muhammad, Congrats on your recent graduation! What would you say is the most challenging obstacle for you when it comes to finding (or preparing) for a new job?
Great video Linda! Particularly like the part about not going into interviews unprepared.
We provide Microsoft Excel Tutorial videos that help professionals be prepared for anything!
Thanks, Linda. Last point #6 really makes sense.
Tip #4.. I relate to most. I might pass on this interview tomorrow for another interview in retail, A job I’ve wanted for years!! I don’t want to be miserable in a fast food place even if it’s my favorite.
Excellent and very practical actionable advice. Loved the 6 things especially highlighting aspects of the resume pertinent to the job being applied for. Thank you as always.
I fall short of most of the tips given.
I'll do better henceforth.
Thank you Linda!
Thank you very much for your free resources. They're helping me a great deal.
Excellent advice Linda and thank you for sharing. These are some crazy times to be looking for a job and certain industries have been hit hard from the effects of Covid-19.
Much needed advice Linda👌. Thanks for sharing.
What is your channel about?
Hi there, What would you say is the most challenging obstacle for you when it comes to finding (or preparing) for a new job?
You never try you never know. Thank for you advice and it really helps
I watched your videos before an interview for a pharmacy technician position in August 2019 and I got the job and it’s been the best thing 💕 now I’m looking to work part time as a freelancer so I’m brushing up on my resume skills and you never fail to inspire me to be more attentive and focused
thank you so much Linda for that great advice's in your video, its six simple things but very important to us, i think its hard to be optimistic in that bad situation with corona, but you really help us to be that by your nice and beautiful soul
Glad I came across to your video, but the sad reality in our country especially in our place is that there's a less opportunity to the job you want so that's why some people end up getting job that they don't like just to survive (have money).
I agree...some people look for the job they want and have the skill set to do but months go by without success and therefore in order to pay their bills and feed their families they apply for jobs that may not be of much interest (in the interim). They also continue to look for something they want in the background. Survival mode kicks in for many after savings get low and they need to be employed in order to survive.
Learned a-lot from your videos. Keep up the good work 👍
A tip to you instructor, the world doesn't have expectations, those are people's expectations, learn to distinguish.
Thanks for this information Ms Linda..
I've been applying for almost 3 years and I feel very defeated at his point. I graduated from CSULB with a Bachelors about two years ago, constantly fixed and tailored my resume to the jobs. Wrote convincing cover letters, networked with numerous people, and I still don't have a job. It's getting to the point where I think I will have to leave California to find a job. Is anyone else going through this?
Right here my friend. I live in the UK and I have been searching for a job for 1 year already and my CV gap is getting bigger to the point where I am panicking and my parents even threat me that if I can't find a job by the end of this October, we will return back to my original country! I really don't want that, but I am at my limit and can't seem to get any job :'(
@@istandaloneroronoazoro5188 I guess what would recommend is to take a risk and try to start something you are good at. Recognize your skills and try to offer them to people.
@@istandaloneroronoazoro5188 i can relate to this 50%
Very good!! As usual! 👏👏❤️
Great video. With this information now I know more about how to get hired.
Thank you linda for sharing this experience that you have it's help me alot and I appreciate that .
This is not easy and just being realistic..great points you made but when someone that was affected by depression pre pandemic and on and off during pandemic can be hard. Lets say certain physical injuries. So I think I was just being hard on myself and I did take time to wind down and still am. I know the right job will come along. I am hopeful.
Excellent video as always, your beauty is incredible, I finally got a job at Amazon and have been working there since the end of March.
Congrats. Good luck!
I'm so happy for you!
Great Advice.
I really liked the way u explain every points in detail.
Keep doing the good work.
Best of luck.
Awesome tips
Really powerful ideas Linda💖
OMG LINDA YOU DID IT AGAIN!! THANK YOU!!
Im a big fan of you and a recruiter
Thank you for this video, Linda, it is very helpful and insightful.
Needed to hear this. Btw I'd like to recommend a tool to anyone who wants to customize a portfolio depending on the job you are applying for. It allows anyone to send a custom job pitch like video presentations to employers, anyone you want to present to. It's the digital portfolio platform of Sizigi. It's super easy to manage :)
To add something to why you shouldn't apply to a job that you don't want, for the majority of people it will effect your work productivity. The last thing you want is job on your resume with a average or less than average review. This is especially true if you use it as a reference.
Lets say you applied to a dream job and you nail the interview and this perspective employer calls that reference and they pick up. They say he was an average worker or worse an unproductive worker. What do you think your chances of getting that dream job will be?
Great channel Linda !
This is an interesting topic, but what happens with our LinkedIn profile which is just one and with all the different CVs? How different should they really be? Thank you!!
Hi there, that's a great point. When it comes to prepping your LinkedIn, it definitely needs to be tailored for each position. Having a good foundation and "tweaking" it would be the most convenient way for you to ensure your profile matches the jobs you are applying for. I would be more than happy to perform a free LinkedIn profile audit for you to see where it currently stands.
As a Career Strategist, I've helped dozens of professionals attract more Hiring Recruiters via LinkedIn :)
Excellent and practical advice that is actionable. Thanks as always for your incredible advice. It does help a lot.
thank you so much for your advice!
Thank you for this inspired and motivated video. It is helpful and beneficial! Great job hunting tips and suggestions!
#6 is great. The reality is that 22 million in the USA alone will need to be filled once social distancing is lifted. The economic fundamentals are sound and Q3 and Q4 are set for a roaring comeback with interest rates being at an all-time low. People need to rise to the occasion and focus on the positives to have the momentum to move forward.
I agree with you, its going to be tough once everyone is back looking for work :(
@@SincerelyMaria True, but if YOU can speak to the employers' needs in your resume, you WILL stand out and get interviews.
Thanks for this advice! I’ll be sure to use this in the future
Linda, I loved this ❤️ 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
thanks for sharing, i really learned a lot from your videos and it's very helpful.
Amazing content! I feel this video was made for me lol
Amazing, Thanks god , I find you!!! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing I really love it
What if I want another position(hr) at the same organization but they did with me an interview about (teacher ) vacancy??
*** The organization is really comfortable place to work in ..
I do not know if you will see this, but here it goes. Firstly, I love your videos and your advice is so helpful. With that out of the way, any advice on what to do for #5? I am stuck in a position I hate and I’m so unhappy with my current job. The company I work for is great and so innovative which drew me to it, but my position in driving me to the ground. Thank you and I really hope you see this.
Hi Linda, you are amazing. I love your videos. Can you make a video in how to get a raise during lockdown
For some technical reason, i can't open links..
Couldn't watch full video...
Mobile data is so expensive here in Nepal.. 🙏
thank you mam
Lol now theres type casting in desk jobs now? We don't have the luxury of being a celebrity worth millions being type casted...HR needs a severe overhaul in that candidate selection process
Thank you so much
Hi linda how to choose between the job that matched my experience and the jib that I interested in? Reality vs ideal?
But I don't understand I mean I need to know how to speak to a person
Should I simply apply and wait a week or two or should I call and follow-up up a few days later after applying?
How do I get hired with no experience?✌😁
I have had a couple of companies or recruiters reach out to me and want to get on a call. When this happens I do not have a job description and I am not sure how to prepare for these conversations.
Thanks so much for your useful tips. You made a great video!
Hi,dear Linda your vedios and tips are really amazing.🌸.dear i was searching about your one to one class fee.but i could not find. Kindly tell me your fee.thank you
Ask for less money, that is the biggest skill companies are looking for.
Now im worried . I did THE NO.2 , AND i dont know if I can still make it up . Im having the interview tomorrow
did you get the job?
7) picking your nose in the reception area before your interview!
seems kinda obvious, but you know how old habits die hard. 😉
Hiii
I wonder does this Information work for Black men.
linda well you please help me?
Now during panadamec our business went down it the automotive,now iam applying to ajob that its far away from business and upper title like i was showroom manager and now iam applying to different business with higher positioj and NO BODY CALL ME TO INTERVIEW!!! what do you advice please??
Tailor your resume so that each resume is well-crafted for EACH job. Find out the employers' needs, and show how you will meet their needs based on your experience. Good luck.
@@ProfessorTanyaSpeaks that honestly sounds like too much work. my advice is lie lie and lie some more. don't tell them you were let go. don't bad mouth past employer. just simply interview like you are gainfully employed. it will do wonders for your confidence.
and the trick to beat the ats is to copy past the job posting into your resume in white text. employer will never notice its there. and more chance of resume gets into a person's hands.
@@asadb1990 thank you.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Usually I would provide advice on what you SHOULD be doing to increase your chances of getting hired. However, I noticed through my years of working with my 1:1 clients, that there are a lot of things that you should actually STOP doing. Check out the video and let me know your thoughts on the tips I have for you below! :)
I agree, there are so many little things that we should NOT be doing. Like how you mentioned not sending the same resume to each job posting an tweaking each a little bit. I've always done this and I know for a FACT that it has made a bid difference in getting call backs for interviews. Thats how I got my job at Stanford University! :) Thanks for the great advice btw, you at spot on!
hi Linda, is it okay to reschedule initial phone interviews, instead of answering on the spot questions unprepared? will this not imply a negative impression from the recruiter? thanks.
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I love your English speaking. Your name in spanish means "pretty", and you are Linda
Thanks for the video and these tips are very helpful
Great video as always Linda! I agree with you not sending the same resume to every job posting! Great advice :)
I missed your videos. Your past resume building webinar helped me get multiple phone interviews 🤗
Linda thank you. Your vids are right on point. Blessings to you
Your advice are so accurate and very helpful. Thanks for these! ♥️
But I need money and in my country you can't find the job you want easily. I need to make money to follow my goals and dreams 😔
Thanks a lot for the advice.. o truly believe in the last point..be optimistic..thanks again..these positive words are really encouraging in these times
Linda you need to do more videos for people with no experience
Honestly, I cant seem to get fucking hired anywhere
Thank you Linda for sharing those tips. really helpful 👍
If I have to customize my resume for every single one of the many jobs I will be applying for, what if they lose my resume and ask me to send it again? What if I can't find that exact one?
I recommend having more than one copy on hand or saving your resume variations onto your computer. Employers are generally very good at staying organized and maintaining their candidate database. Hope this helps!
Such great advice. Thank you so much for your valuable advice 🌞
nice comment!
i tried many apply for job but none of them reply it ,,might some problems as you mentioned here. its good to know all.
I need to get hired immediately.
What about location, I live 45 minutes away from NYC and I fit the criteria for an entry level auditor, but I don’t even get an interview. Why is that?
8:15 Because the market is bad due to a global pandemic so a job is better than no job. This argument comes from a stand point where you already have a job/have a lot of options. Imagine telling a starving kid to not go look for food in every bush because it takes too much energy.
I fall short of most of the tips given.
I'll do better henceforth.
Thank you Linda!