The average job seeker uses an OLD-SCHOOL approach:
Starting the job search on job boards, scrolling through random roles thinking ‘I could do that, I could do that’
Downloading free resume templates off the internet and using phrases like ‘good communicator’ and ‘strong team player’ like every other candidate ever
Applying online with their one-size-fits-all CV/resume
Applying for so many roles they lose track of how many application they’ve actually sent out
Crossing their fingers and hoping to hear back from a Recruiter at some point
The standout candidates? They do things the NEW SCHOOL way:
Getting crystal clear on who they are – their purpose, their values, their natural strengths and superpowers – and the career they want to create.
Test driving this compelling vision for their next step by having informational interviews with people doing their dream job .
Finding ways to go above and beyond through video pitches, “I know my shit” projects and more
So, are you prepared to go NEW SCHOOL to land incredible opportunities?
Then come for a Free Strategy Session in my DM, let’s see how to open you up for this opportunities
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