Don’t Stop at Job Boards
If you've done the research, you're sitting on insights way more valuable than the average applicant
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How to Network on Twitter
Go find some cool accounts, figure out who's got interesting Tweets, and follow them. Create a habit of a few minutes a few times a day keeping up on happenings in your spheres of interest.
3 Big Changes in Hiring (and why they are good for you)
Staring at resumes doesn't convey enough.
Want to Stand Out? Do Favors for your Favorite Companies
If you love Apple products, have you ever made something for them or publicly shared what you love about them? You just might stand out and grab their attention. This sounds weird to most people, but it’s a great habit…
How to Network to Find a Job (Crash Daily)
People love it when you show genuine interest in them and their work.
Take Pride in Your Work and Job Hunt
Looking for a new job is not just something you have to do. Your job hunt is your craft.
Want a resume to stand out? Go from zero to hired with the Job Hunt Crash Course
We all need a guide on our hero's journey. Let us take you. We'll walk from "I'm feeling frustrated" to "I'm feeling empowered."
How to Build Social Capital on Your Job Hunt
What is social capital? Social capital is the good will you have with a person. How do you build it? A few examples: 👉 Give a smile and a simple handshake👉 Get interested and create good conversation👉 Buy lunch 👉…
How to Discover Tech Companies with Crunchbase
Learn to use this mass directory of live company data while on the job hunt, to find exciting companies you never knew existed.
Why you should never ‘lower your standards’ on the job hunt
"Should I lower my standards? Maybe getting into that company I love is too much of a long shot. Maybe I should just apply for any job that seems tolerable."
It sounds like a reasonable thought at first glance. But you're forgetting one major thing.
How to run advanced Google search to discover great companies
Did you know you can discover hidden opportunities at exciting companies with a simple Google Search? You just need to know how to use it. Ramp up your research skills with these 5 tips.
Avoid being a restaurant without a menu (don’t send a resume)
Imagine there’s a new restaurant in town. You’re checking out their website, but it’s a little empty. In fact, it only has one page, featuring only this one line: “We’re certified by the Food Safety Administration”. That’s it. No menuNo photosNo reviewsNothing Don’t be boring.…