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Figuring out the strategy
In the previous post of this series we wrote about one of the job hunting related courses offered by LinkedIn Learning called “Managing your Career” which covers the basics of starting a job search. Now it’s time to figure out a strategy.
The brilliantly concise video “Job Search Strategies” offers a comprehensive guide to topics ranging from online tools to manage the job search, your online presence and searching for a job on the Internet over to networking and headhunters.
Key highlights of this 40-minute course:
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The basics of starting a job search
The Internet is a wonderful tool – it can help you find answers to all your nagging questions. The problem is that not all Internet sources give you the right answers. But don’t worry! We have recently found a great career-related online course offered by LinkedIn Learning. And we want to share it with you!
Job Hunting Director – Drawn
Networking with/by Executive Recruiters
We are truly passionate about sharing relevant knowledge on job hunting process and therefore we
do not refrain from recommending valuable articles from external sources.
The article we have recently stumbled upon was prepared by Blue Steps and it is called “Top Tips to Becoming a Better Networker with Executive Recruiters”. It sure can be tricky and, as the article suggests, and there are 5 very important things to remember:
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Headhunters #41
Tips from Candidate turned Headhunter
We like sharing articles and texts worth reading. Here is one more that was published under the title “Why Headhunters Don’t Return Your Calls”.
Allow us to quote one of the best fragments:
You need to accept the fact, that headhunters are retained by clients and not candidates. In other words, Read more
Relocation & networking
Ready to relocate? Thinking about it?
Then let’s operate under the following 2 assumptions:
1) “Fortune favors the prepared”
2) You need to activate all 4 job channels – networking, direct application, headhunters, online job ads – to generate a job offer
Here some valuable tips on how to approach the networking part when relocating:
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Changing roles & industries
How complicated is it to find a new job? It depends. Generally, there are three scenarios that we differentiate when it comes to complexity and duration of the job hunting process:
- Standard: when looking for a job in line with one’s experience, competences and interest
- Medium: when looking for a job in line with one’s competences BUT outside the key industry
- Difficult: looking for a job outside one’s core industry and experience
Here are some real-life examples: Read more
Old (career) advice on a market with new rules?
It’s hard to imagine, but there is a report that we are excited about:
“Rewriting the rules for the digital age”
2017 Deloitte Global Human Capital Trends
It is the best paper that we have found and read on how the different players on the market are dealing with the digital age. It perfectly compares the old with the new rules.
Aside from the fact that you, experienced managers, have to be ready for the on-going changes as managers / leaders, you have to be ready as individuals who still want to have a career in 5 or 7 or 10 years. Quoting a fragment: Read more


