Jenny said she attended a networking event that got her an interview. I've personally had an interview from a networking event too and can recommend networking events as good ways to find work. I'm about to update my LinkedIn profile as I've heard that's a great place to find work too.
@@Kim_Naine The interview from the networking event? We went for a quick coffee and I didn't end up getting that job. I did get a job from an interview that an employment agency got me though. I'm a website tester now and I'm loving it. Hoping to be a developer one day. All you can do is bring what you have and have fun while you're at the interview. It's got to be a good fit for you and a good fit for the company ideally. Just like if somebody likes somebody else but they don't like them back. It's amazing when two people both like one another to be more than just friends. I never ended up doing much with my LinkedIn profile. Are you looking for work Kim?
@3:33 "so i let a customer vent at me and wow it was a director at bloomberg and she fast tracked me for an interview, i failed and on the plane ride home i met a head of ikea and he let me brainstorm with him about selling to Ibiza, he gave me a job. hope this helps"
To me, the best expression she said is "Don t be lazy". It's always difficult to express myself when I struggle with job hunting. After watching this clip, I realized that problems making me difficult are my personality of being lazy and not selling myself in person. Although I want to be perfect, with fear in my mind to challenge creative things I hate to do that, postpone, eventually let it go. But she encourage me to change my mind. I will and can do it!!
I like Jenny's approach: find the important people in positions of power in companies, make a good impression on them, then maybe they will like you enough to hire you. It sounds like a more creative and effective way of searching for a job rather than submitting a CV and just being another faceless applicant. I think I will try to use this approach to find a job among the other traditional ones. However, what I also get out of this talk is that job market still prefers to use nepotism to fill employee positions than meritocracy. No surprise there.
+Fashionablykat It confirmed to be that the job market is still much more about who you know and if the company can trust your character and skillset, rather than choosing the best candidate. If I wanted a good job in business, I'd rather try to be an entrepreneur or small business owner than beg some company or corporation to give me a job.
"Does that mean that these people that didn't take the conventional path are unable to learn to become the top performers in your corporation?" You could be missing out on "really fresh creative ideas because they don't come from the conventional profile that you're looking for." So well said! As someone who has taken an interesting career path, I really appreciated hearing this perspective and I couldn't agree more. Go to 8:38 or hit the number 8 on your keyboard to hear this quote.
Boy I just graduated December of 2015 with a BA in sociology and it's been hell trying to find a job. And I am only looking for entry level positions like retail/sales or personal banking but nothing. I went on an interview 2 days ago for a part time position at sprint which I stated I wanted full time and I have an interview this Thursday at t-mobile. I promised my self if I can't find anything before the end of summer I am joining the AirForce.
+Edward Polanco I think that BAs are best used as supporting degrees. You could use the degree to get yourself into an advanced postgraduate field of study. If you learn how to use Adobe Software and use it to make some videos, maybe to explain sociological concepts, then you can prove your ability with that software. (I did Double Glazing and concreting immediately after Uni, what do I know?)
+Jesse Lee Ward true but the thing I don't want to go back to school. Currently I don't have any debt and I don't want to get into unnecessary debt by getting a degree just so I can compete with ppl who probably have the same degree as me. But I would like to do something with technology or Buisness since those two fields are growing everyday.
Edward Polanco Neat. Very unlike sociology students I have met who kind of stifle themselves. They reject money in order to punish themselves for their unearned privilege. And then complain about those with even more unearned privileges in our society. You must have had good, positive, teachers, sometimes I wonder what students are being fed when I hear people my age make the simplest tasks sound impossibly difficult. But good for you!
+Jesse Lee Ward thx dude me personally I just look at the world around me and tend to watch the news as well and currently the job market sucks. Plus I look at my friends and see all the debt they have gotten into. Plus I am still relatively young (only 25) so I'll think of something
My friend graduated with a degree in International Business and worked in retail for ages. He quit. He, too, is having a hard time finding a job. I have a degree in English, have one internship, and two years of teaching under my belt. I want to quit Education because I found it impossible to complete college credits for Alt. Licensure in two years. So hard... My professor told me that he agreed with me: the program is designed to weed out prospective teacher candidates with crushing work-loads. Good luck with your teaching plan. Mine didn't work out and I'm applying to a grocery store job and might even move to another state to look for work. Hopefully things will work out for the future and all of us millennials. Here's to us.
From this speech, i think i should learn one thing of a few things from jenny's says. That is an endurance. jenny did not stop studying interview and learning from failed interview. she always do interview practice at whenever and wherever. This her effort give me impression. and make me come up with a thought.' Keep doing even i am in fail. i can also do that like jenny did.'
What she experienced is pretty practical and influential to people who are looking for jobs like me. Whatever I major in, the most crucial thing in terms of job-hunting is to make myself convincing that I won't give up despite any rejections. I am going to rebuild myself to be equipped to work for the company that I aim.
Thank you for giving me a good advice Jenny. I believe that the chance is everwhere.before I was brave person to challenge myself, but now i feel like i forgot the important things. After watched your speech, I looked at myself and I got the energy to do I face now. It will be quite tough to get a job however I will never give up and keep going!I really appreciate you're message.
At first, I really appreciate about your speech. Because I totally changed my mind. I was also failed to get a job many times, at that moment, i was disappointed myself. But now I can get more confidence, so i'll face every my challenge. Thanks Jenny. Anyway give me more power!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As freshmen student, I only heard but never experienced the difficulty of getting a job. However, the problem would come to me sooner or later. Jenny, Your examples may not fit everywhere but it was great help to me in understanding the concept of getting a job. Although founding jobs can be hard work, I will never give up and keep trying. Thx in advance~
Thank you I felt manythings after saw Jenny's speech. I looked after myself and I thought my mind change. It will be hard to get a job but I will not lose positive mind and I appreciate the advice.
No matter what industry or level of experience a job seeker has, often the searching for employment can be long one. But I was really impressed from her speech. I think that Job search can be a lonely and depressing, filled with questions and concerns. In addition, I don't have enough experience for a certain type of job. So, It was so nice she kept her in mind as being a valuable part of a team of Professionals. I'll also find a way to emphasize my value to employers.
I am really appreciate for your saying, Jenny. I was touched by several things. First of all, chance is given to people who are trying to get it. Second, try to think differently. Actually before I am striving to get a job, I haven't noticed how its process is hard and have less confidence about myself. But now, I believe I would keep going with enthusiasm and be a lucky person to get the chance!
I see a lot of cynicism in the comments. Yeah she got lucky but I think the take away from this talk is to realize that the job search can come in many forms. Be ready and keep your eyes open for those random "lucky" breaks.
Competition for jobs has gotten very fierce, and much more difficult than it use to be. We have to win the cut-throat competiton in the job market. I think that self-confident is very important for surviving in the job market. If i am feeling confident in my own abilities, it can influence the outcome of my schoolwork and possibly my future employment prospects.
From my experience I feel that selling yourself as cheap as possible is what gets the job done in the sense of job hunting. Anyone is just looking for more bang for their buck. The downfall to volunteering is that you can't count on retaining the information. Also your starting pay is probably going to stay the same, for a very long time. When you have free time, volunteer. You can add that to a resume and you will make some money most likely. People should look more in grants for internships for small business because most of the small businesses need a lot of work and that sometimes puts them in the places you don't want to work bin, and people should respect that bin.
Thanks Jenny, I appreciate the advice. I have had a hard time myself in my job search. My school grade were sub-optimal with a disruption in the middle, as such I feel lucky If I even get a rejection letter. I will attempt to apply this advice and persevere in my search, Good job not getting disheartened at the 1 year mark. You made it! ;).
The traditional path of graduating from college and sending a mass load of CV is not the most effective way to being hired. Taking time off can be seem as lazy but it can also bring valuable experiences. Moreover, the job hunt can continue while travelling, by meeting new people and looking at new cultural innovations one might just come up to discover a new business idea or strategy! Great talk!
Anything in the universe can and should be called valuable experience. Being on welfare or social security disability for 20 years is essentially & fundamentally no different than a job.
What a great story about where networking can get you. I have also got a web development interview coming up soon that I organised at a networking event, even with my little experience in the industry.
SUPER TALK---Conventional standards no longer work in today's job market--- HR May need a "recalibration" to OPTIMIZE their next hiring wave---GO BEYOND REACHOUT and INVITE NEW/Exciting Tallent into your organization---Blow the doors off of your organzation and Maximize Your PROFITS & THINKING Power----THINK OPEN not CLOSED--BIG
Companies aren't discarding nonconventional students. They are trying to hire the best qualified students for jobs. The government subsidises education (in the US) whether or not there are too many college gads in a certain field, or whether the major has any relationship to a job on the job market or not.
my exact current situation Iam facing right right now...its been a year since I completed my master's degree from UK but still haven't got a job because of companies have dumped me in the average box.
So she got charity as someone gave her the position which she didn't earn , as only job she applied for was the initial hotel position! Not good advice really.. As what happened to her was uncommon to most people watching this video.. She should be thanking God for the miracle because you didn't do anything of real merit there girl! That's like me winning the lottery and then me talking about how I walked to walked to the store lol!!!! :) You should be giving thanks girl. Because "what is given, can be easily taken away"... (Good bible parable but Don't know where it's from).... Good luck to all of you x
Quest Francis After applying for many jobs I know I qualify for and meet all requirements and still not gotten the job, I can conclude that she's right, these days its not about what the interviews and applications, its about who you know
So she just happened to run into heads of companies who hired her because they "liked" her. this is the farthest thing from job searching advice I've ever heard
So, the way to succeed is to stalk people who dress as if they are successful, push yourself into their personal space and persuade them that you're confident enough to do any job they set you to, without, you know, getting arrested for stalking.
+p s It may not be the only thing that lands somebody that job, but if you think it won't help then you're just wrong. The world is very much biased towards people who are extroverts, who are phyisically good looking, who went to a fancy university, or who have enough money to buy sharp clothes or a flash car. Those people are overwhelmingly represented in top companies across the world and it's because every single person has an unconscious bias towards introverts, towards fat people, towards shy people, or bald people. They have to work that much harder, or pretend to be something they're not, just to get on in life, and it is actually denying companies the talent and diversity of opinion that could drive them forward. If you think we live in a meritocracy instead of an old-boys club, then I'm afraid your view of our society is a delusion.
attractive women often wont get hired just because theyre attractive. I very well know my workplace (law firm) would rather not hire any hot females cuz it can create conflicts of interest and distractions
20quid Sir, I cannot agree with you anymore. The Human Resources department in the new generation has turned into a bunch of inhuman recruiters. These morons who are schooled in only prejudices end up hiring shallow people like themselves who can only bring the organization down. No wonder very few companies are doing good business these days.
now something for a person in whose life the CEO and directors of this world aren't swarming the streets daily, looking for handsome young lady employees... :D
Great talk about a Millennial's experience about job hunting barriers. For an in-depth look at the overall job search process, try the book “Job Hunting Ninja Master 2017”. It covers all the subjects job hunters need to know including where to find jobs in both corporate and US government sectors; how to negotiate your salary; writing the perfect resume; and how to prepare for and uccessfully pass your next job interview. You can find the Job Hunting Ninja Master 2017 at these links: Amazon Link: www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=job+hunting+ninja+master+2017 Barnes & Noble Link: www.barnesandnoble.com/w/job-hunting-ninja-master-2017-frank-mcclain/1125298512;jsessionid=D87507953F0A1B62DD4E41711DB0C585.prodny_store02-atgap05?ean=2940153525617#productInfoTabs Apple iBooks Link: itunes.apple.com/us/book/id1184156928
so many sexist comments on this simple talk about not giving up and finding creative ways to land a job outside the job hunting box.. why are people giving her crap and discrediting her skillset!? what people should take home from this talk is not giving up when everything seems hopeless and going out there to find your dream job. cut her some slack people!
but she LITERALLY was in the right places at the right time and met the right people???
so, this teaches us nothing other than try to meet the right people, or become self employed
Andy B it's always the case, but it gets glossed over by doing what everyone else is doing as long as the people telling them what to do gets paid.
Jenny said she attended a networking event that got her an interview. I've personally had an interview from a networking event too and can recommend networking events as good ways to find work. I'm about to update my LinkedIn profile as I've heard that's a great place to find work too.
@@JamesTsividis how did that go?
Im legit curious
@@Kim_Naine The interview from the networking event? We went for a quick coffee and I didn't end up getting that job. I did get a job from an interview that an employment agency got me though. I'm a website tester now and I'm loving it. Hoping to be a developer one day. All you can do is bring what you have and have fun while you're at the interview. It's got to be a good fit for you and a good fit for the company ideally. Just like if somebody likes somebody else but they don't like them back. It's amazing when two people both like one another to be more than just friends.
I never ended up doing much with my LinkedIn profile.
Are you looking for work Kim?
@3:33 "so i let a customer vent at me and wow it was a director at bloomberg and she fast tracked me for an interview, i failed and on the plane ride home i met a head of ikea and he let me brainstorm with him about selling to Ibiza, he gave me a job. hope this helps"
To me, the best expression she said is "Don t be lazy". It's always difficult to express myself when I struggle with job hunting. After watching this clip, I realized that problems making me difficult are my personality of being lazy and not selling myself in person. Although I want to be perfect, with fear in my mind to challenge creative things I hate to do that, postpone, eventually let it go. But she encourage me to change my mind.
I will and can do it!!
I like Jenny's approach: find the important people in positions of power in companies, make a good impression on them, then maybe they will like you enough to hire you. It sounds like a more creative and effective way of searching for a job rather than submitting a CV and just being another faceless applicant. I think I will try to use this approach to find a job among the other traditional ones.
However, what I also get out of this talk is that job market still prefers to use nepotism to fill employee positions than meritocracy. No surprise there.
And it's not just for top level corporate positions. You have to know somebody even get retail work in some places.
Makes you question the whole system really.
+Fashionablykat It confirmed to be that the job market is still much more about who you know and if the company can trust your character and skillset, rather than choosing the best candidate.
If I wanted a good job in business, I'd rather try to be an entrepreneur or small business owner than beg some company or corporation to give me a job.
this video discouraged me more.
"Does that mean that these people that didn't take the conventional path are unable to learn to become the top performers in your corporation?" You could be missing out on "really fresh creative ideas because they don't come from the conventional profile that you're looking for."
So well said! As someone who has taken an interesting career path, I really appreciated hearing this perspective and I couldn't agree more.
Go to 8:38 or hit the number 8 on your keyboard to hear this quote.
Boy I just graduated December of 2015 with a BA in sociology and it's been hell trying to find a job. And I am only looking for entry level positions like retail/sales or personal banking but nothing. I went on an interview 2 days ago for a part time position at sprint which I stated I wanted full time and I have an interview this Thursday at t-mobile. I promised my self if I can't find anything before the end of summer I am joining the AirForce.
+Edward Polanco I think that BAs are best used as supporting degrees. You could use the degree to get yourself into an advanced postgraduate field of study. If you learn how to use Adobe Software and use it to make some videos, maybe to explain sociological concepts, then you can prove your ability with that software.
(I did Double Glazing and concreting immediately after Uni, what do I know?)
+Jesse Lee Ward true but the thing I don't want to go back to school. Currently I don't have any debt and I don't want to get into unnecessary debt by getting a degree just so I can compete with ppl who probably have the same degree as me. But I would like to do something with technology or Buisness since those two fields are growing everyday.
Edward Polanco Neat. Very unlike sociology students I have met who kind of stifle themselves. They reject money in order to punish themselves for their unearned privilege. And then complain about those with even more unearned privileges in our society. You must have had good, positive, teachers, sometimes I wonder what students are being fed when I hear people my age make the simplest tasks sound impossibly difficult. But good for you!
+Jesse Lee Ward thx dude me personally I just look at the world around me and tend to watch the news as well and currently the job market sucks. Plus I look at my friends and see all the debt they have gotten into. Plus I am still relatively young (only 25) so I'll think of something
My friend graduated with a degree in International Business and worked in retail for ages. He quit. He, too, is having a hard time finding a job.
I have a degree in English, have one internship, and two years of teaching under my belt. I want to quit Education because I found it impossible to complete college credits for Alt. Licensure in two years. So hard... My professor told me that he agreed with me: the program is designed to weed out prospective teacher candidates with crushing work-loads.
Good luck with your teaching plan. Mine didn't work out and I'm applying to a grocery store job and might even move to another state to look for work. Hopefully things will work out for the future and all of us millennials. Here's to us.
From this speech, i think i should learn one thing of a few things from jenny's says. That is an endurance. jenny did not stop studying interview and learning from failed interview. she always do interview practice at whenever and wherever. This her effort give me impression. and make me come up with a thought.' Keep doing even i am in fail. i can also do that like jenny did.'
so...some people are just really lucky to meet the right people I guess.
Should be entitled: "Why you should ride First Class."
What she experienced is pretty practical and influential to people who are looking for jobs like me. Whatever I major in, the most crucial thing in terms of job-hunting is to make myself convincing that I won't give up despite any rejections. I am going to rebuild myself to be equipped to work for the company that I aim.
Thank you for giving me a good advice Jenny. I believe that the chance is everwhere.before I was brave person to challenge myself, but now i feel like i forgot the important things. After watched your speech, I looked at myself and I got the energy to do I face now. It will be quite tough to get a job however I will never give up and keep going!I really appreciate you're message.
That box is brutal.Now I see the importance of networking!
At first, I really appreciate about your speech. Because I totally changed my mind. I was also failed to get a job many times, at that moment, i was disappointed myself. But now I can get more confidence, so i'll face every my challenge. Thanks Jenny. Anyway give me more power!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As freshmen student, I only heard but never experienced the difficulty of getting a job. However, the problem would come to me sooner or later. Jenny, Your examples may not fit everywhere but it was great help to me in understanding the concept of getting a job. Although founding jobs can be hard work, I will never give up and keep trying. Thx in advance~
Thank you I felt manythings after saw Jenny's speech. I looked after myself and I thought my mind change. It will be hard to get a job but I will not lose positive mind and I appreciate the advice.
No matter what industry or level of experience a job seeker has, often the searching for employment can be long one. But I was really impressed from her speech. I think that Job search can be a lonely and depressing, filled with questions and concerns. In addition, I don't have enough experience for a certain type of job. So, It was so nice she kept her in mind as being a valuable part of a team of Professionals. I'll also find a way to emphasize my value to employers.
I am really appreciate for your saying, Jenny. I was touched by several things. First of all, chance is given to people who are trying to get it. Second, try to think differently. Actually before I am striving to get a job, I haven't noticed how its process is hard and have less confidence about myself. But now, I believe I would keep going with enthusiasm and be a lucky person to get the chance!
I'm living in Wrocław. It's great to know that TEDx is present in Poland. :-)
I see a lot of cynicism in the comments. Yeah she got lucky but I think the take away from this talk is to realize that the job search can come in many forms. Be ready and keep your eyes open for those random "lucky" breaks.
Competition for jobs has gotten very fierce, and much more difficult than it use to be. We have to win the cut-throat competiton in the job market. I think that self-confident is very important for surviving in the job market. If i am feeling confident in my own abilities, it can influence the outcome of my schoolwork and possibly my future employment prospects.
This applies to like 5% of millennials. Right place right time
From my experience I feel that selling yourself as cheap as possible is what gets the job done in the sense of job hunting. Anyone is just looking for more bang for their buck. The downfall to volunteering is that you can't count on retaining the information. Also your starting pay is probably going to stay the same, for a very long time. When you have free time, volunteer. You can add that to a resume and you will make some money most likely. People should look more in grants for internships for small business because most of the small businesses need a lot of work and that sometimes puts them in the places you don't want to work bin, and people should respect that bin.
Thanks Jenny, I appreciate the advice. I have had a hard time myself in my job search. My school grade were sub-optimal with a disruption in the middle, as such I feel lucky If I even get a rejection letter. I will attempt to apply this advice and persevere in my search,
Good job not getting disheartened at the 1 year mark. You made it! ;).
How to overcome the millennial job hunting barriers: serendipity
The traditional path of graduating from college and sending a mass load of CV is not the most effective way to being hired. Taking time off can be seem as lazy but it can also bring valuable experiences. Moreover, the job hunt can continue while travelling, by meeting new people and looking at new cultural innovations one might just come up to discover a new business idea or strategy! Great talk!
Valerie Larouche yea right... and the money to travel?? some of us NEED to work there is no other choise
Anything in the universe can and should be called valuable experience.
Being on welfare or social security disability for 20 years is essentially & fundamentally no different than a job.
And the money for travelling is just going magically appear 🙄🙄
Im not a college grad but I have loads of work experience and I been hunting a job for a year
So I just have to wait untill a CEO explodes at me while working at Walmart and decides they like me right? Any day now..
What a great story about where networking can get you. I have also got a web development interview coming up soon that I organised at a networking event, even with my little experience in the industry.
SUPER TALK---Conventional standards no longer work in today's job market--- HR May need a "recalibration" to OPTIMIZE their next hiring wave---GO BEYOND REACHOUT and INVITE NEW/Exciting Tallent into your organization---Blow the doors off of your organzation and Maximize Your PROFITS & THINKING Power----THINK OPEN not CLOSED--BIG
Companies aren't discarding nonconventional students. They are trying to hire the best qualified students for jobs.
The government subsidises education (in the US) whether or not there are too many college gads in a certain field, or whether the major has any relationship to a job on the job market or not.
I like the realistic approach
spend ur time on the plane.
sounds like it, sounds like first class pays for itself in the end too
my exact current situation Iam facing right right now...its been a year since I completed my master's degree from UK but still haven't got a job because of companies have dumped me in the average box.
i agree that i got to review and find a weakness in myself. thank you.
So she got charity as someone gave her the position which she didn't earn , as only job she applied for was the initial hotel position!
Not good advice really.. As what happened to her was uncommon to most people watching this video..
She should be thanking God for the miracle because you didn't do anything of real merit there girl!
That's like me winning the lottery and then me talking about how I walked to walked to the store lol!!!! :)
You should be giving thanks girl. Because "what is given, can be easily taken away"... (Good bible parable but Don't know where it's from)....
Good luck to all of you x
Quest Francis After applying for many jobs I know I qualify for and meet all requirements and still not gotten the job, I can conclude that she's right, these days its not about what the interviews and applications, its about who you know
Thank you for sharing your experience.
So she just happened to run into heads of companies who hired her because they "liked" her. this is the farthest thing from job searching advice I've ever heard
She's my cousin!!!
I really enjoyed this. Thank you!
She taught me nothing. This was almost clickbait.
So, the way to succeed is to stalk people who dress as if they are successful, push yourself into their personal space and persuade them that you're confident enough to do any job they set you to, without, you know, getting arrested for stalking.
Gotta love survivorship bias
Sleeping with the boss can land you a good job too lolz
For a woman that's the absolute truth
that's how you got your job
that's what girls call networking
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Step 1: Be a woman.
Step 2: Be attractive.
Step 3: Flutter your eyes at important people.
but when you have to be in charge of big things, fluttering your eyes won't help you land that job. don't discredit her work.
+p s It may not be the only thing that lands somebody that job, but if you think it won't help then you're just wrong.
The world is very much biased towards people who are extroverts, who are phyisically good looking, who went to a fancy university, or who have enough money to buy sharp clothes or a flash car. Those people are overwhelmingly represented in top companies across the world and it's because every single person has an unconscious bias towards introverts, towards fat people, towards shy people, or bald people. They have to work that much harder, or pretend to be something they're not, just to get on in life, and it is actually denying companies the talent and diversity of opinion that could drive them forward.
If you think we live in a meritocracy instead of an old-boys club, then I'm afraid your view of our society is a delusion.
20quid i know a couple women like this and they both were hired as therapists: one was 23 and the other was 24 years old, if i may add.
attractive women often wont get hired just because theyre attractive. I very well know my workplace (law firm) would rather not hire any hot females cuz it can create conflicts of interest and distractions
20quid Sir, I cannot agree with you anymore. The Human Resources department in the new generation has turned into a bunch of inhuman recruiters. These morons who are schooled in only prejudices end up hiring shallow people like themselves who can only bring the organization down. No wonder very few companies are doing good business these days.
great video, very informative
now something for a person in whose life the CEO and directors of this world aren't swarming the streets daily, looking for handsome young lady employees... :D
Amazing message!👌
This was worth the time.
The audiois awful. I couldn’t hear a thing she said.
TRUE
Great advice thanks for the upload.
Great talk about a Millennial's experience about job hunting barriers. For an in-depth look at the overall job search process, try the book “Job Hunting Ninja Master 2017”. It covers all the subjects job hunters need to know including where to find jobs in both corporate and US government sectors; how to negotiate your salary; writing the perfect resume; and how to prepare for and uccessfully pass your next job interview. You can find the Job Hunting Ninja Master 2017 at these links:
Amazon Link: www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=job+hunting+ninja+master+2017
Barnes & Noble Link: www.barnesandnoble.com/w/job-hunting-ninja-master-2017-frank-mcclain/1125298512;jsessionid=D87507953F0A1B62DD4E41711DB0C585.prodny_store02-atgap05?ean=2940153525617#productInfoTabs
Apple iBooks Link: itunes.apple.com/us/book/id1184156928
so I have to travel and prostitute myself to employers?
I would support her and I would just be white King :)
She also had affirmative action working for her in her favor.
Depending on the circumstances, affirmative action can discriminate against Asians, some will argue.
so many sexist comments on this simple talk about not giving up and finding creative ways to land a job outside the job hunting box.. why are people giving her crap and discrediting her skillset!? what people should take home from this talk is not giving up when everything seems hopeless and going out there to find your dream job. cut her some slack people!