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- Call and leave a voicemail at 708-365-9822, or text your comments to the same number
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- Send email feedback to mark@thevoiceofjobseekers.com
- Based discussion her article, four ways personal impacts job search and careers
- Getting your name associated with keywords
- Find one version of your name and use it for all online visibility, badges for meetings, business cards, etc.
- Submit applications under the same name
- Standardize terminology and use current terms with your name – use on LinkedIn profile
- Employers look for a title match based on their needs and job description – match the employers
- Infuse the summary and professional headline sections using keywords
- Think of your professional headline as a billboard, not just for your title(s), be descriptive not labeled
- Recruiters use specific terminology, not generalized such as “Experienced professional…”
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About Mark Anthony Dyson
I am the "The Voice of Job Seekers," career consultant, job seeker advocate, career writer, and founder of this award-winning blog. I help the employed, unemployed, underemployed, and under-appreciated find jobs using job search strategies to navigate the new job market. I aim to give a safe place online to those with different needs, cultures, and ethnicities to find their voice in the job market. Thousands have read my career advice throughout the web as I write about everything from job search strategies to the mobile job search. I have published more than 400 articles on this blog and some of the largest career sites such as Recruiter.com, YouTern, and Come Recommended. I've been quoted in major online publications such as Monster, TIME/Money, Fortune, Business Insider and MSN. FlexJobs, JobMonkey, Aerotek, Career Pivot, and CareerSherpa listed my podcast as one of the top podcasts to help your job search. Love for you to sign up for the weekly newsletter. I share the latest articles I've written, new podcast episodes, and answer any questions you may have. The new job search is scary and if you need help, I am here for it!