Strugglinggg
What has worked the most for you in getting your job application shortlisted? Please share your ways cause I am literally STRUGGLING
Currently I am trying below things
- Regularly updating naukri (activity level is good but very few ...
I’m dumbfounded when the best piece of advice I hear is that its a numbers game and probability is supreme. There’s got to be a strategy that one applies to shortlist from the ocean of offers out there.
If no hack, just share what worked for you? And how are you optimising the job searching?
DESPITE throwing such a wide net, it still is roughly taking me 9-10 months for my next gig. Sure I'm looking at leadership mandates and woh roles by default halway mein nahi khatam hote.
But play the numbers smartly is the only way. Send a 100 tries out (but customized and personalized not spam) and tab hi kaam karega.
How do you politely follow up without sounding desperate?
Just follow up , no problem . If you want still think you are sounding desperate then in 2-3 conversation mention something like - In the interest of both of our time if you think I shouldn’t be following up , let me know .
Keep at it. Ghanta farak padta hai. Desperation sirf offer ke time pe lagta hai. There it's a classic Mexican standoff. The person who can afford to walk away from the offer is the one that carries all the cards.
What has typically worked for me:
Can you share a template for the cold emails which have worked for you
Assuming you have shortlisted the right role with a good match, getting the resume seen by the right person is the key. Even highlighting the resume in the crowd helps.
Something that worked for me:
Does anyone feel that hirect , instahyre, cutshort is actually helpful? I found most leads through LinkedIn only
Cutshort is the worst place to look for a job, i would recommend removing your account from there, hirect i have been using it for a few weeks the only thing you get notified about is that who viewed your profile and even if you applied you wont hear back for sometime or never. I have had good luck with instahyre previously but not now
Same I've heard instahyre is good buyt haven't seen it in practice so far. Maybe it's not so good anymore.
What has worked the most for you in getting your job application shortlisted? Please share your ways cause I am literally STRUGGLING
Currently I am trying below things
Hey folks,
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