Kassie Fulmer posted an update a year ago
Which kind of experience is more valuable for a job candidate to have?
-Direct, but limited experience
-Indirect, but substantial experience
Galen Parrish, Tolu Ojewunmi and 2 others1 Comment
@kfulmer Brilliant Question Kassie – thank you for posting.
I would say it depends; It depends on the type of candidate the job provider is looking for and more importantly on your own job goal.
The direct experience may help you in the short-term to land the job, but the indirect experience will help you use the various skills you learned… Read more1
Chidinma Elsie Nwaduvu posted an update a year ago
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@elsieagilist Welcome to our Simply Agile Community! 🎉
Graham Heldreth posted a new post. a year ago
17 Creative Ideas for Employee Development And Professional SuccessTable of Contents Companies that championed creative ideas for employee development over the last year didn’t just do good; they soared, boasting a 15% higher…
Nelson Ingle and Graham HeldrethGraham Heldreth posted an update a year ago
Hey Community,
We have added a Videos tab, it’s a visual guide for community members, recruiters, and job seekers alike.
Check out all of our video playlists to enhance your experience on our platform.
Highlights:
- Community Members: Discover tips on engaging with our platform and maximizing your networking potential.
- Recruiters: Learn how to…
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NEW HOTNESS!!! 🔥
Nelson Ingle posted an update a year ago
Loved today’s MWM: PITCH
John Maxwell is a leader worth following – he says:
Everything starts with a pitch—whether it involves a sales presentation, idea, or question.
A person who pitches, initiates and has control. They are proactive instead of reactive.
#jobseekers #job #sales #pitch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ha4goffbOU
As a job seeker -…
Victor Okwara posted an update a year ago
a year ago (edited)
Feeling nervous before an interview is normal
But mastering interviews is more than rehearsing common questions.
Here are 7 strategies that could set you apart
- Storytelling Arsenal:
↳ Craft compelling anecdotes showcasing your skills.
↳ Stories resonate, making you memorable.
2. Mirror Their Language:
↳ Pay attention to the interviewer’s language. ↳…
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@Victor.O Well done Victor!
Thank you for sharing these tips, it will surely help jobseekers in our community succeed.
@Jobseekers:
My favorite, Thank you Note!
The Thank you note – is the most undervalued tool in your jobseeker tool-kit.
It takes less than a minute to write one; yet most people overlook this simple step.
It’s important for… Read more
Ken 'classmaker' Ritchie posted an update a year ago
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@classmaker Ken, so glad you joined us! Welcome to our Simply Agile Community 🎉
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Welcome Ken!
Tolu Ojewunmi posted an update a year ago
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Facing rejection while job hunting can feel like the end of the world.
It’s crucial to transform setbacks into a stepping stones.
Here are 9 actionable strategies to reframe your thought process:
1. Self-Reflection
↳ Reflect, adapt resume and strategies from feedback and patterns.
2. Seek Feedback
↳ Ask mentors or interviewers for constructive…
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Every “No” you hear, just brings you one step closer to your “YES”.
Don’t give up – Your persistence will pay off.
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Paul Henman posted an update a year ago
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@paulhenman Welcome Paul! so glad you joined us 🎉
Paul Henman posted an update a year ago
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