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Men and women must act gender appropriate in their careers
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Disagreeing is too disruptive
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Accepting traditions (especially when they work against you)
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Where you want to be in five years?
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Job Hopping is a career killer
Mark Anthony Dyson ★ Career Writer ★ Speaker ★ Thinker ★ Award-winning Blog & Podcast! ★ "The Job Scam Report" on Substack! ★ I hack and reimagine the modern job search!
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Thank you for joining me for the 10th year of “The Voice of Job Seekers!”
Not ten seasons. Ten long years.
I started this podcast on Sept. 13, 2013. I have published over 20 shows a year and hosted nearly 200 guests.
I’m kicking off this year with a great panel. Jack Kelly and Kenneth Lang are long-time experienced career professionals and experts. They understand the space, what people need to do to stand out, and the work it takes.
Jack Kelly, Compliance Recruiter, entrepreneur, CEO of WeCruitr.io, and Forbes Senior Careers Contributor. He talks a lot about the Future of Work, especially job search. Look for his LinkedIn Live with Jack Kelly show and Blind Ambition.
Kenneth Lang is the founder of KML Consultants, a job search strategist, and a fellow introvert.
Both can be found very active on LinkedIn as helpful to job seekers as possible.
– Call and leave a voicemail at 708-365-9822, or text your comments to the same number
– Go to TheVoiceofJobSeekers.com, press the “Send Voicemail” button on the right side of your screen and leave a message
– Send email feedback to [email protected]
Focus On Offering An Employer Value To Avoid Seeming Desperate by Mark Anthony Dyson
No one likes a desperate job seeker. You may have seen these kinds of statements in your timeline or phrases mentioned by friends: “Please? I need a job! I’ll do anything!” “I’ve tried everything.” Listen, I get it: Your company announced layoffs last week. Your position is being eliminated. Or you’ve made “too many little errors” lately.
But the thing is, employers don’t like this kind of desperation. They go out of their way to avoid it, and companies construct many filters to ensure they get the most qualified candidates. Employers don’t want to hire unemployed workers, and one thing’s for sure: they don’t like being inundated with desperate pleas or requests.
Read the rest of my article at The Financial Diet.