Friday, May 15, 2020

Dont Take a Summer Vacation From Executive Job Search - Executive Career Brandâ„¢

Dont Take a Summer Vacation From Executive Job Search Although you may think its perfectly fine to take the Summer off, because you mistakenly assume no one is hiring, you may be missing out on the perfect time to position yourself for your next gig, before competition spikes with the mad rush in the Fall. Now is the time to get your foot in the door, while others are out catching waves and trying to forget about job search. According to Online Job Search Expert Susan P. Joyce, Publisher of Forbes top-rated Internet employment portal, Job-Hunt.org, the two biggest times job seekers slack off are the holiday season (between Thanksgiving and Christmas) and during the Summer (especially July and August). In her blog post Summertime: A GREAT Time to Job Hunt!, Susan advises If you think of your job search as a sales process, and you really should, one of the best times to try to make a sale is when the competition is the least intense. Recruiters and hiring authorities are not out of the office over the Summer. They have jobs to fill and theyre sourcing good-fit candidates to slide into them. Youll stand out more, with less competition, if you’re networking and connecting with them now, and if your online presence and activities capture their attention. Stay focused by setting daily agendas, reviewing goals, and moving forward each day. But reward yourself, too. Once you’ve met your agenda each day, take the rest of the day off and take time to recharge. Give yourself permission to take weekends off from everything job search related. Several posts to help you get moving on networking and positioning yourself in front of key hiring decision makers: Build Winning Relationships with Executive Recruiters How to Build a Powerful Executive Network 16 Deadly Executive Job Search Mistakes Does Your Online Identity Scream Hire Me? Power Your Executive Personal Brand with Groups Twitter Turbocharges Executive Job Search and Personal Brand Visibility 00 0

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