Now more than ever, we all need to pay attention to communication---frequency, content, and following up. There's a lot of competition for available positions, so making positive changes that focus on reconnecting with and building your network
are imperative.
Some professionals find networking to be outside of their comfort zone and feel that it puts them in a vulnerable position. However, BEING VULNERABLE CAN WORK IN YOUR FAVOR.
Being bold and deliberate with your outreach can lead to stronger business relationships and the good consequences of referrals to key connections, resources and opportunities.
If you want to learn more about how to do this for your job search, then let me show you how. I do this many times, every day in my own work, not only for clients, but by staying in touch and developing my network. This includes reaching out to individuals, having a lot of conversations,
and sharing compelling online content.
The results have been a big, strong and growing network. If you're ready to do this for yourself, please set up our DISCOVERY CALL.
It’s common to feel vulnerability during a job search. After all, it involves putting yourself out there and facing what we often perceive to be personal rejection. But being afraid of experiencing any rejection can keep you in your comfort zone, which can significantly reduce your work opportunities. This
often happens in the form of only doing the minimum in a job search, such as applying to jobs that are posted online, which does not take much effort or interaction with others. Since this is a simple and passive method, there is a lot of competition involved, which limits your chances of getting your ideal job.
