How HR Can Use Social Media for Recruitment and Candidate EngagementAlbert Qian
The proliferation of social media has enabled HR to reach out to more candidates than ever for their jobs. In this presentation, learn a few methods to be effective in extending your reach and finding the hire that fits best. Case study shares the success of Albert's List, a Facebook jobs community.
Listen to the recording here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1249742669402153986
Sponsored by HRO
For job seekers, LinkedIn can be one social media tool that may help them find and land a new job. This deck provides a checklist, tips on using LinkedIn's Job Seeker tools, and how recruiters use LinkedIn to view profiles.
Statistics and examples are shared, along with tips on completing your LinkedIn profile with keywords recruiters use in finding potential candidates. Boolean searchers are also discussed, which can be a powerful way to use LinkedIn search to land your new job.
Bear in mind certain things when you are using a Job Searching Website these days, hiring managers and recruiters are proactively checking the candidate’s social profile. Employers tend to reject certain candidates based on the same, exercise diligence in your career advancement.
How HR Can Use Social Media for Recruitment and Candidate EngagementAlbert Qian
The proliferation of social media has enabled HR to reach out to more candidates than ever for their jobs. In this presentation, learn a few methods to be effective in extending your reach and finding the hire that fits best. Case study shares the success of Albert's List, a Facebook jobs community.
Listen to the recording here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1249742669402153986
Sponsored by HRO
For job seekers, LinkedIn can be one social media tool that may help them find and land a new job. This deck provides a checklist, tips on using LinkedIn's Job Seeker tools, and how recruiters use LinkedIn to view profiles.
Statistics and examples are shared, along with tips on completing your LinkedIn profile with keywords recruiters use in finding potential candidates. Boolean searchers are also discussed, which can be a powerful way to use LinkedIn search to land your new job.
Bear in mind certain things when you are using a Job Searching Website these days, hiring managers and recruiters are proactively checking the candidate’s social profile. Employers tend to reject certain candidates based on the same, exercise diligence in your career advancement.
Use LinkedIn, world's most advanced professional network, to help you make your next hire. Find tips on how to use LinkedIn's free and premium features to publicize your open positions or search the network for that perfect candidate.
Better Together: How Employer Brand Professionals Can Turn Recruiters into Ad...Aggregage
While employer branding can play a huge role throughout your company, its first mandate is to help attract talent. You could do that all on your lonesome, or you could get recruiters to become your employer brand foot soldiers. But all too often, recruiters push back on employer branding ideas. Working without recruitment support is like building your brand with one hand tied behind your back, so how can you get them to not only see the value of employer branding, but turn them into supporters and even employer brand champions? In this webinar, you'll learn a better strategy for working with recruiters, as well as a number of projects that can turn a tense relationship into something that benefits you all.
Send InMails that yield higher response rates with this free ebook highlighting key strategies for crafting effective InMails.
See how one InMail can make in impact: http://linkd.in/GIsubO
Learn more about LinkedIn Talent Solutions: http://linkd.in/1bgERGj
Follow the LinkedIn company page: http://linkd.in/1f39JyH
Tweet with us: http://bit.ly/HireOnLinkedIn
With 2016 upon us, it’s time to make sure you’re preparing for the challenges that lie ahead in the ever-competitive tech recruiting space.
In this on-demand webinar, Stacy Zapar, an 18-year recruiting veteran and top industry advisor, shares her tips and tricks you need to know NOW to work better, faster and smarter, including:
- Sourcing tools and techniques that get tech pros to respond
- Employer branding strategies to attract the best and the brightest
- Crowd-sourcing techniques to boost your team’s recruiting results
Have you ever wondered, “is upgrading to LinkedIn Recruiter worth it?”
Short answer: yes. Whether you’re looking to find more of the world’s best talent, maximize your efficiency, or build a pipeline to stay ahead of the game, LinkedIn Recruiter is the best tool available.
We could tell you all about the benefits of Recruiter, but a picture is worth a thousand words - so we thought we'd show you what makes the Recruiter experience so powerful instead.
Learn even more: http://linkd.in/1d225G6
When it comes to investing in diversity, 71% of talent professionals
report that achieving gender parity* at their company is a
top priority.1 And while there is a long way to go to get there, a
thoughtful, data-driven recruiting strategy can help you make
meaningful gains toward that goal.
To understand how gender impacts the candidate journey, we
analyzed LinkedIn data on billions of interactions between
companies and candidates from job applications to recruiter
outreach and hires. The results show that while women and men
explore opportunities similarly, there’s a clear gap in how they apply
to jobs — and in how companies recruit them.
The good news is that this data is actionable. This report will help
you improve every step of the job seeker journey on LinkedIn, from
how you position your employer brand and interact with candidates,
to benchmarking your gender diversity hiring goals against your
industry. Your push for #BalanceForBetter can start today.
From bicycle to Harley: Turbocharging the power of employee networks | Talent...LinkedIn Talent Solutions
Shannon Marquardson, LinkedIn
Harpaul Sambhi, LinkedIn
The value of employee networks is clear: employee referrals are the #1 source of hire for many companies. But how can you unlock your employees’ networks in an even more efficient and effective way? In this session, we’ll show you how LinkedIn Referrals can help you reach your strategic talent acquisition goals such as diversity hiring and executive recruiting, while at the same time addressing some of the most significant pain points often associated with managing a referral program.
Key highlights:
-Leverage employee networks to drive diversity hiring.
-Unlock your executives’ networks for your recruiters to reach warm leads within hard to find talent pools.
-Learn how to eliminate manual processes in managing a referrals program.
Catch the best of Talent Connect: http://bit.ly/2e5ojNe
E-School for Girls presents How to Be a Successful Entrepreneur: Stories From Female Innovators. In this talk Mona Patel, CEO of Motivate Design shares with the audience the five things she wished she knew before she started her company.
E-School for Girls is a two-week summer intensive program at NYU designed to empower young women to become confident leaders and entrepreneurs.We strive to give rising High School juniors and seniors experiences that enable them to take initiative, pave their own paths and have the courage to achieve their own definition of success.
In this tight tech market, top talent is in high demand, and they know it. Tech pros aren’t just open to new opportunities, they’re discovering their worth and mapping out their next move.
Use Dice's most recent Candidate Sentiment Survey to find out just what these candidates expect from you during the recruitment process – and what you can do to improve.
6 Signs You're Being Contacted By A Good RecruiterCAREEREALISM
Have you ever received an email about “an amazing opportunity” at “an amazing company” that’s looking for “talent like you”? Chances are your answer is yes.
Related: 10 Things Recruiters Won’t Tell You (But I Will!)
How do you feel when you get this very obviously copy-and-pasted email? Not special, that’s for sure. And you probably wonder how many other people got the same exact email. How many other people are considered “talent like you,” anyway?
This is lazy recruiting – Generic email blasts from recruiters who clearly don’t have time to do a little research and customization for “talent like you.” With high pressure to fill jobs quickly, many recruiters fall into this trap.
But how do you know when you’re being contacted by a savvy recruiter who focuses on more than simply filling open positions fast? Here are six signs you’re being contacted by a GOOD recruiter...
Wouldn’t recruiting be easier if you knew which candidates want to work for you? Learn 3 new tricks to stay on top of your recruiting game.
Check out the many resources available for nonprofits on LinkedIn at: http://bit.ly/1UUSKDB
Presentation for women returning to the workforce on how to develop and navigate your personal brand. Includes personal branding exercises to develop a compelling and memorable personal brand; comprehensive LinkedIn profile strategies; social media profile tips; tips for interviewing success.
The New Networking: Using Social Media to Land Your Next JobStephen Murphy
There's a big problem in recruiting today. Companies are posting jobs one place, and applicants are applying elsewhere. This gap is the reason why there are more than 4.5 million unfilled jobs in the US, despite nearly 10 million unemployed Americans on the market.
In this new presentation, we'll show you how to close the gap by focusing job search efforts on one of the fastest growing platforms: social media. We'll discuss the main social networks you need to be on, how to optimize your profiles for success, and where to find the best jobs.
Learn how to source like a boss and win in recruiting PLUS be more productive than you ever thought possible. Test and use these tools to decipher what is the best use of your time and money. Ask questions if you need help @marieburns
Interviewing is one of the most nerve wracking elements of the job search. With so many X factors in play, job seekers can become overwhelmed, unable to perform at their best.
As you begin your 2017 job search, look to mastering your job interview skills so you can get the job you deserve. In this presentation, you will learn:
1. How to become more self aware in your job search so you can share the right stories, goals, and strengths in the interview.
2. Why your understanding of the role you are applying for is key to a successful interview.
3. What key things to look out for before, during, and after the interview that will make your process smoother.
4. And much more!
Use LinkedIn, world's most advanced professional network, to help you make your next hire. Find tips on how to use LinkedIn's free and premium features to publicize your open positions or search the network for that perfect candidate.
Better Together: How Employer Brand Professionals Can Turn Recruiters into Ad...Aggregage
While employer branding can play a huge role throughout your company, its first mandate is to help attract talent. You could do that all on your lonesome, or you could get recruiters to become your employer brand foot soldiers. But all too often, recruiters push back on employer branding ideas. Working without recruitment support is like building your brand with one hand tied behind your back, so how can you get them to not only see the value of employer branding, but turn them into supporters and even employer brand champions? In this webinar, you'll learn a better strategy for working with recruiters, as well as a number of projects that can turn a tense relationship into something that benefits you all.
Send InMails that yield higher response rates with this free ebook highlighting key strategies for crafting effective InMails.
See how one InMail can make in impact: http://linkd.in/GIsubO
Learn more about LinkedIn Talent Solutions: http://linkd.in/1bgERGj
Follow the LinkedIn company page: http://linkd.in/1f39JyH
Tweet with us: http://bit.ly/HireOnLinkedIn
With 2016 upon us, it’s time to make sure you’re preparing for the challenges that lie ahead in the ever-competitive tech recruiting space.
In this on-demand webinar, Stacy Zapar, an 18-year recruiting veteran and top industry advisor, shares her tips and tricks you need to know NOW to work better, faster and smarter, including:
- Sourcing tools and techniques that get tech pros to respond
- Employer branding strategies to attract the best and the brightest
- Crowd-sourcing techniques to boost your team’s recruiting results
Have you ever wondered, “is upgrading to LinkedIn Recruiter worth it?”
Short answer: yes. Whether you’re looking to find more of the world’s best talent, maximize your efficiency, or build a pipeline to stay ahead of the game, LinkedIn Recruiter is the best tool available.
We could tell you all about the benefits of Recruiter, but a picture is worth a thousand words - so we thought we'd show you what makes the Recruiter experience so powerful instead.
Learn even more: http://linkd.in/1d225G6
When it comes to investing in diversity, 71% of talent professionals
report that achieving gender parity* at their company is a
top priority.1 And while there is a long way to go to get there, a
thoughtful, data-driven recruiting strategy can help you make
meaningful gains toward that goal.
To understand how gender impacts the candidate journey, we
analyzed LinkedIn data on billions of interactions between
companies and candidates from job applications to recruiter
outreach and hires. The results show that while women and men
explore opportunities similarly, there’s a clear gap in how they apply
to jobs — and in how companies recruit them.
The good news is that this data is actionable. This report will help
you improve every step of the job seeker journey on LinkedIn, from
how you position your employer brand and interact with candidates,
to benchmarking your gender diversity hiring goals against your
industry. Your push for #BalanceForBetter can start today.
From bicycle to Harley: Turbocharging the power of employee networks | Talent...LinkedIn Talent Solutions
Shannon Marquardson, LinkedIn
Harpaul Sambhi, LinkedIn
The value of employee networks is clear: employee referrals are the #1 source of hire for many companies. But how can you unlock your employees’ networks in an even more efficient and effective way? In this session, we’ll show you how LinkedIn Referrals can help you reach your strategic talent acquisition goals such as diversity hiring and executive recruiting, while at the same time addressing some of the most significant pain points often associated with managing a referral program.
Key highlights:
-Leverage employee networks to drive diversity hiring.
-Unlock your executives’ networks for your recruiters to reach warm leads within hard to find talent pools.
-Learn how to eliminate manual processes in managing a referrals program.
Catch the best of Talent Connect: http://bit.ly/2e5ojNe
E-School for Girls presents How to Be a Successful Entrepreneur: Stories From Female Innovators. In this talk Mona Patel, CEO of Motivate Design shares with the audience the five things she wished she knew before she started her company.
E-School for Girls is a two-week summer intensive program at NYU designed to empower young women to become confident leaders and entrepreneurs.We strive to give rising High School juniors and seniors experiences that enable them to take initiative, pave their own paths and have the courage to achieve their own definition of success.
In this tight tech market, top talent is in high demand, and they know it. Tech pros aren’t just open to new opportunities, they’re discovering their worth and mapping out their next move.
Use Dice's most recent Candidate Sentiment Survey to find out just what these candidates expect from you during the recruitment process – and what you can do to improve.
6 Signs You're Being Contacted By A Good RecruiterCAREEREALISM
Have you ever received an email about “an amazing opportunity” at “an amazing company” that’s looking for “talent like you”? Chances are your answer is yes.
Related: 10 Things Recruiters Won’t Tell You (But I Will!)
How do you feel when you get this very obviously copy-and-pasted email? Not special, that’s for sure. And you probably wonder how many other people got the same exact email. How many other people are considered “talent like you,” anyway?
This is lazy recruiting – Generic email blasts from recruiters who clearly don’t have time to do a little research and customization for “talent like you.” With high pressure to fill jobs quickly, many recruiters fall into this trap.
But how do you know when you’re being contacted by a savvy recruiter who focuses on more than simply filling open positions fast? Here are six signs you’re being contacted by a GOOD recruiter...
Wouldn’t recruiting be easier if you knew which candidates want to work for you? Learn 3 new tricks to stay on top of your recruiting game.
Check out the many resources available for nonprofits on LinkedIn at: http://bit.ly/1UUSKDB
Presentation for women returning to the workforce on how to develop and navigate your personal brand. Includes personal branding exercises to develop a compelling and memorable personal brand; comprehensive LinkedIn profile strategies; social media profile tips; tips for interviewing success.
The New Networking: Using Social Media to Land Your Next JobStephen Murphy
There's a big problem in recruiting today. Companies are posting jobs one place, and applicants are applying elsewhere. This gap is the reason why there are more than 4.5 million unfilled jobs in the US, despite nearly 10 million unemployed Americans on the market.
In this new presentation, we'll show you how to close the gap by focusing job search efforts on one of the fastest growing platforms: social media. We'll discuss the main social networks you need to be on, how to optimize your profiles for success, and where to find the best jobs.
Learn how to source like a boss and win in recruiting PLUS be more productive than you ever thought possible. Test and use these tools to decipher what is the best use of your time and money. Ask questions if you need help @marieburns
Interviewing is one of the most nerve wracking elements of the job search. With so many X factors in play, job seekers can become overwhelmed, unable to perform at their best.
As you begin your 2017 job search, look to mastering your job interview skills so you can get the job you deserve. In this presentation, you will learn:
1. How to become more self aware in your job search so you can share the right stories, goals, and strengths in the interview.
2. Why your understanding of the role you are applying for is key to a successful interview.
3. What key things to look out for before, during, and after the interview that will make your process smoother.
4. And much more!
Building Online Communities for RealtorsAlbert Qian
Millennial consumers are changing the way property is managed. This deck explores how realtors can reach new demographics with social media and communities.
Splitting equity among founders, team members, and other parties can often be a challenging process fraught with pitfalls for many startups.
The speaker will discuss the following issues:
1) the different types of shares available for issuance to founders and rights associated with such shares
2) the issues most commonly taken into account in connection with allocation of equity among the founding team
3) the common mistakes made by founders at the equity allocation stage and best practices for founders to follow at the entity formation stage
How can technology help us meet the needs of a wider range of learners?Jisc
Chair: Julia Taylor, subject specialist (accessibility and inclusion), Jisc.
Speakers:
Mike Sharples, The Open University / FutureLearn
Mike Snowden, University of Huddersfield
One of the arguments often made for technology-enhanced learning is that it enables greater flexibility for learners and institutions, enabling learners to vary the mode, pace and place of their learning, and making it easier for non-traditional and geographically distributed students to participate and be supported. In order for this to happen, though, we need to explore new models of provision and delivery, making the most of what technology can offer.
In this workshop presenters from a range of HE providers will share how they design learning opportunities and support that is flexible enough to meet the needs of a wide range of students, and will consider the impact on providers and students.
Delegates will discuss how these insights can be applied in their own situations.
Presenter: Heather Price, senior co-design manager, Jisc.
This demonstration will provide a walkthrough of the Jisc digital capability tool and suite of resources to support organisational approaches to digital capability.
After earning his BA in international affairs from Georgetown University, Phillip Zakas went on to found a company called Gridskippr. There, he served as the chairman of the board, president, and chief of product strategy. A person with diverse interests, Phillip Zakas has dived wrecks of ancient Phoenician ships in the Aegean Sea.
Marketing Yourself for Your Next Career Opportunity ClearedJobs.Net
Finding your next job will involved determine your brand and how to communicate this to future employers.
But there are some key steps to remembers such as what is your brand? what has your brand done over your career? How has it been communicated to past and current employers?
All of these will have an impact on your job search.
Create your customized strategy to maximize your return on the time you invest networking. Know the secrets of what to do BEFORE, DURING and AFTER a networking event to turn new connections into referrals and value added relationships.
Creating a personal brand is no longer an option in today's career market. Learn why it matters, how to do it, and why LinkedIn is the best starting place.
6 Steps to Building Your Professional Brandsuzetteconway
In today's job market building a brand is a requirement, not an option. In this presentation I offer a 6 step approach to building your brand and also review some truths about branding and I layout some of the components of your brand, including how to build an online presence.
Branding yourself: Practical career advice for marketersAquent
Branding yourself: Practical career advice for marketers
Building a successful career is not just about the companies that you work for or the projects you work on. To succeed in the new world of work, you must create, promote and manage your personal brand.
In this webcast Aquent experts discuss:
• The elements of your brand
• How to promote your brand
• How to manage your brand in social media
What Every Professional Should Know About Planning to Network_TuesdayStrong.comTuesday Strong
Given that jobs are in ‘visible’ and ‘invisible’ markets it’s best to ensure you know how to access both if you are searching for a new career begin with a networking plan. The visible job market can be found online, in newspapers, job boards, company websites, advertisements, etc. The invisible job market is accessible only through other individuals—networking provides access to this market.
Do you have a network of professionals who know you for your ability to use your skills in a variety of roles across industries? Remember it’s not just who you know—it’s who knows you and what you’re capable of. If cutbacks were to occur at your company, would they avoid letting you go? Are you someone who does a “good” job but isn’t well known? Can you really afford not to position yourself for being known for the work you’ve done and for the work you’re capable of?
If you are looking for a new career or job networking can save you time, money, and energy if you begin with a plan. Many individuals jump right in and assume they are taking the best approach to networking. This may include developing a pitch, participating in weekly networking events, connecting online, etc. Attendance at many events is expected of certain positions and can be tremendously valuable to your career. If you are looking for a new career or job you should create a plan that positions you to connect with individuals at the companies who can get to “know you, like you, and pay you”.
Personal branding is the concept of perceiving yourself as a brand, that is, to associate your name with your field of expertise or others.
The following document describes the definition as well as some basic steps in order to establish your personal brand.
Platt College- Transitioning from student life to the online worldMelodie Tao
This presentation was created to educate students on using social media and online tools to market themselves during their job search. It includes job search resources, techniques on getting your foot in the door, and interview techniques that are all accelerated with technology.
Imposter Syndrome is the feeling that you are less qualified or less accomplished than your peers. Though it's easy to identify, it's also dificult to navigate, especially as careers become more fast-paced in nature.
Resume and Interview Tips to Stand Out in 2021Albert Qian
Get a fresh start on your career in 2021! Stop holding yourself back and stand out in front of recruiters, hiring managers, and directors. Learn how to:
Structure your resume and interview questions so that they put their best selves out there while not sounding egomaniac.
Virtual interview tips and strategies to stand out in front of your potential employer.
Learn how to find clues in the job description to learn what employers are looking for in a potential candidate.
COVID effect on resumes and interviews - how to explain furloughs, layoffs, or temporary unemployment.
How to highlight your current job situation even if it isn't ideal.
And much more!
Are you putting your best foot forward or selling yourself short? Do you know what's at stake for the companies you are interviewing at? In this presentation, learn how you can master your job interviews and make the most of your job search.
Job Forecast & Trends for 2020 and BeyondAlbert Qian
June US employment numbers gained 4.8 million jobs, the stock market is at an all-time high, and yet, people around us are struggling to find their next job opportunity. Learn from Albert Qian, Founder and CEO of Albert’s Job List and Referrals, what will happen with the job market for the rest of 2020 and beyond given external factors such as:
Coronavirus waves and its effect on the job situation for the rest of 2020 and 2021.
What will happen with the job market with the 2020 election looming?
Hot industries and companies that are hiring in 2020 and 2021
Work from home phenomenon and its effect on job hunting especially for parents on FMLA leave, furloughs and layoffs.
Sector movements - Is there a movement from private sector to government?
COVID-19 has upended the job market resulting in over 20 million people becoming unemployed within a relatively short period of time.
However, despite the daunting numbers, job opportunities are still available. In this webinar, the speaker will discuss:
* How to develop a comprehensive job search strategy
* How to write a resume that gets seen
* Key ways to stand out in the interview
* What industries are continuing to hire
and more!
Surviving the Bay Area Career Roller CoasterAlbert Qian
Silicon Valley employment is at an all-time high and companies are hiring employees. The economy, budgets, mergers, buyouts, and takeovers can happen at anytime. Learn how to stay competitive in the employment marketplace. Albert Qian from Albert's List will teach you how to:
* Learn how to exceed your employer's expectations so you stay indispensable to the company.
* Stay in good graces with your bosses.
* Find out ways to diversify your skillsets.
And when things are not so great, Albert will discuss how to:
* Predict potential warning signs of possible layoffs or firings
* Different types of termination that you can experience
* Your rights under the law
* Resources if a layoff or firing happens to you.
5 Steps to Building Engaged Facebook CommunitiesAlbert Qian
Building social communities is hard work. From attracting membership to delivering value, a great community takes time, sweat, and energy -- and that's exactly why we do it. There's nothing more heartwarming than seeing individuals with common interests connect and create meaningful relationships.
Did you know that employers are now using social media to find their next hires? Social media has become the fast and cheap way to conduct a background check. It is also a way for recruiters to seek out emerging talent.
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2. Agenda
Setting the Right Intentions
Resumes and Cover Letters
BuildingYour Personal Brand
Networking and Relationship Building
Job Boards and Communities
Mastering the Job Interview
Putting it AllTogether
Q&A
3. About Me
Technology and marketing professional focused on
Cloud / DevOps space – past experience at Cisco, HP,
and Ingram Micro
Founder, Albert’s List – community with 19,000
members
Members have found work at companies like Google,
Cisco, GoPro, andTwitter
Author, New Grad’s Guide to Finding a Marketing Job in
the San Francisco Bay Area (Amazon Bestseller)
12. What isYour
Resume?
A catalogue of all the jobs you have held and
the capabilities that you carry
A taste of who you are, but not the main course
A foot in the door, but no guarantee of an
actual job
An evolution of who you have been and how
you have grown over the years
13. Resume Basics
A typical resume has several key areas that
contribute to the building of a profile.
Career highlights and summary
Education and certifications
Job Duties and ActionVerbs
14.
15.
16. TheApplicant
Tracking
System (ATS)
One area of contention and controversy in
recent years is the ApplicantTracking System
(ATS).
Effective resumes get through the ATS with:
Skills
Relevant keywords
17. AWordAbout
Cover Letters
Depending on who you ask, cover letters are or
aren’t necessary
The more entry-level you are or the more
senior you are, the more you may need a cover
letter.
Cover letter outline
Introduction
Why you are the person for the job
What sets you apart based on previous roles
Call to action / Get in touch
26. What Is and Isn’t
Networking?
Networking IS building relationships with others.
Networking IS business development.
Networking IS adding value for others before yourself
Networking is NOT selling yourself
Networking is NOT about you
Networking is NOT inauthentic
27. How
Networking
Fits in theJob
Hunt
In a noisy world, networking gets you in the door.
Networking opens new doors that online job hunting
sites do not.
Networking puts you at the table for the right
conversations.
Networking allows you to understand what the
industry is truly going through.
Networking enables you to extend your personal brand
online to offline
90% of jobs are filled for people who go through
personal connections
28. Where DoYou
Network?
Broadly
Chamber of Commerce Mixers
Network AfterWork (NAW)
Alumni Networking Events
Networking-oriented Meetup Groups
Broad Facebook groups around a topic
In Depth
Associations (eg; PRSA, IABC, SFAMA for marketing)
Focused Meetup Groups on a specific topic
Events at venues of interest (Hacker Dojo, Corporate HQ)
Focused Facebook Groups on a specific topic
33. Making the
Most of Both
Be specific about what you want
Update your profile early, update it often
Like networking, provide to other people
Be proactive – apply to jobs as well as being
recruited
37. Self -
Assessment
andValue
Situational Assessment
As a candidate, it’s important for you to understand the STAR
method of interviewing. STAR stands for situation, task, action,
and result.This method enables you to explain clearly how you
did something at a past job that will help you for the future.
Cost vs. Revenue Role
Businesses are all about the bottom line and quarterly results.
You must be able to demonstrate your understanding of this
within your role, and understand if you cost your company
money or make your company money. From there, drive the
strengths within you home to show why you would succeed in a
particular role.
Before we get into the meat of today’s discussion, I want to set some intentions for today and beyond, especially for those of you who are on the job search. I’ve discovered that my hunt for work is partially practical (what I have done in the past) and partially behavioral (driven by what I think).
Some of you might be here because you haven’t found work in a few weeks. Some of you might be here because you haven’t found work in a while. Regardless of where you have come from, it only matters where you are going. The important attitude to have here is that your ability to find work is going to be an inevitable outcome. You cannot think any other way.
We live in a world where asking for help is shunned upon, and in reality, nobody does any of this alone. I’ve built communities around the job search and field questions daily from interviews to offers. While Googling for what you need is absolutely something you should do, it’s important to find yourself the right communities that will give you what you need. Don’t shy away from help.
We live in a world where messages like “love what you do and do what you love” are top of mind. The reality is, we live in the Bay Area where it’s expensive to even pay rent. If you need to find a job, put that first. It’s okay to not have your paycheck be your passion.
Many of us feel vulnerable about our job search. Much like asking for help, we hide away from others because we feel shame for not working. The truth is, as long as you are moving forward in your career and doing the necessary work to move ahead, there is no reason not to feel vulnerable. Finding work is tough in the Bay Area, and everyone should be commended for doing so. Showing up is first and foremost.
Interviewing with a purpose – San Diego conversation
The Art of Active Networking
Consistent: You have to share your message, knowledge, and commitment to the world on a regular basis.
Leading: You have to step up to the occasion and show that you aren’t just another voice, but someone to be spoken to.
Engaging: Modern brands are not a one-way street. To succeed you must engage and interact with your audience.
Adaptive: Today’s job search requires an understanding of marketing and communications. You are selling yourself. Learn what is new and adapt it to your own brand message.
Real: Today’s brands must be authentic to shine. Being real and vulnerable will only show others who you are and what you are.
Much of my early career was spent in the social media space, so I know what it takes to get noticed and what it means to network online. Your brand will involve this as well. To build a brand well you need three things:
Content
Content is what you put out there. This is everything from what you write about to your website, LinkedIn, and social media presence. If you are CLEAR on your intentions and what you are looking to do, then people will know what to look to you for.
Engagement
Engagement are your interactions with other people. This is how you come across to other people and how you reach out to others.
Luck
When content and engagement are combined together, that creates luck. The more passive content you have out there that shows who you are, the more you provide others, the more you will see coming back to you.
Timing
Building your digital personal brand takes time. Rome was not built in a day and neither will your personal brand. You should ideally start before you need to find your next job, but it is never too late to begin.
When I first graduated from college, networking was something I had no clue about. Having networked on campus was something I thought was enough, but in reality it really wasn’t. As someone who chose to go on a far different path than my parents (engineering), it was imperative for me that (a) I get out of my comfort zone and (b) I learn a new skill.
Networking’s base tenet is that of communication. I have found that in everything around the work that I have done as well as the people I’ve interacted with, there is no more important skill. You must do well here to get a job and beyond.
Getting to SoCal
In attending these networking groups, your intention can be to discover what you are looking for, be that a new job, new connections in any industry, or just to go out and meet people in general. I did this early on because I was new to marketing and had very little idea around what I wanted. Your experience – and mileage – will vary.
In depth networking is better for those who are targeting a closer goal. This is me now in my career, attending events where the makeup of professionals is very explicit. These types of events include:
In attending these types of networking events, you’ll have a clearer idea of what you are interested in and be able to meet the right people. Back in 2014 when I was in between wondering whether I wanted to do PR or marketing or social media, I found myself at a lot of PRSA events in the City where I would meet recruiters. Ultimately I settled on product marketing.
For many, networking comes across as a thankless experience because others don’t seem to meet them halfway. This is to be expected, but not all networking experiences are exercises in futility. For networking to work, you must add value to others and interact/follow-up with others. You never know how someone else might be able to help you, and you never know how you might be able to help someone else. It’s important to not compartmentalize your experience.
Building Albert’s List
Cisco interview
The last few job searches
Be willing to do what it takes to get to where you need to be to see results you’ve never seen to live the life you’ve wanted
“Be willing to go anywhere, anytime, to reach your destination”
As I conclude tonight’s presentation, I want to offer each of you something to take home…
Mindset = start with powerful intentions of your job search
Resilience = be resilient in Networking, building relationships, interviews
Execution = be willing to do what it takes anywhere, anytime to get closer to your destination