How A Desperate Hottie Turned Her Job Seeking Skills Around!
By: noina dodo
Submitted: 2010-06-18 03:44:39 | Word Count: 540
Cassie (not her real name) desperately needed a new set of job seeking skills. Oh, she was a hottie alright. And she or he kinda banked on that getting her a job. But her job seeking skills were in total disarray.
Cassie was not solely very good looking, but she was charming and articulate, as well. What is a lot of, she had a smart employment track record. You'd assume employer would be stumbling all over themselves to urge her as part of the team.
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Cassie was really distressed as a result of she had been answering ads with no meaningful job search results. She knew that if she may just get in front of a call-maker she'd haven't any bother presenting herself in a professional but compelling way. She wasn't lacking in self confidence.
At thirty-two, Cassie wanted a modification from her civil service position as Assistant Superintendent in an East Coast correctional facility. She worried because her background would be a drawback within the non-public sector. She was right.
But she figured if she sent out enough resumes as half of her job search someone was positive to find worth in her background. A year and some a hundred and fifty resumes later, followed by 17 job website postings, Cassie was totally discouraged.
Oh, she had a few nibbles -- a couple commission sales jobs, an Amway distributorship, and a decision from a security alarm company -- "opportunities" distinctly beneath her expectations and salary requirements.
Cassie's problem is a common one. Getting locked into a single career ladder while not any awareness of the dynamics of the task marketplace makes for a terribly powerful job search. Unless . . . you have a fresh various manner to think of your career and a manner of packaging and presenting your skills that may get an employer's heart started.
You, or Cassie, have to take the initiative to make an employer pay attention to you. You've got to be a salesperson for yourself. A prospective employer must see you in a very means that's going to create bottom-line sense.
Thus, it's not what Cassie did for the State that was the backbone of her job seeking skills. It's how well she might be perceived as making a contribution to your next employer that may create the difference.
Her new job seeking skills meant that she had to translate her experience with the State into language a business employer will understand. She had to learn how to indicate him/her that it's profitable to bring her on board.
In short, Cassie a brand new means of developing and implementing her job seeking skills. Using old-fashioned ways weren't going to work for her. The techniques and ways of a non-traditional approach were her best shot at getting fast results. Being a hottie just isn't enough nowadays!
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