Career Search Optimization Presentation
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The document discusses the challenges of career search optimization, highlighting issues such as high application rates, employer preferences, and the risk of being filtered or blacklisted. It emphasizes the importance of understanding employer needs, developing a marketing plan, and making strategic connections to enhance job search success. The presentation also points out that a significant portion of job seekers remain unhappy, suggesting the importance of transforming one's career path.
Career Search Optimization Presentation
- 1. Career Search Optimization presented by Paul Anderson Career Columnist, TV Co-Host, National Speaker
- 2. You Psyche Yourself Up
- 3. Only to be Depressed
- 7. Up to 400 per hour
- 8. You might not meet their exact needs...
- 9. It’s mostly the employer’s fault...
- 10. Template JD’s
- 11. Confusing JD’s
- 12. > 90% aren’t Qualified
- 13. You’ll probably get filtered out...
- 14. HMS Screening
- 15. Resume Scoring
- 20. You could even get blacklisted...
- 21. Are You on the List?
- 24. Red Flags
- 25. Google Search
- 27. Where you come from matters...
- 28. Which Do They Prefer?
- 30. LinkedIn Groups
- 31. Newspaper
- 33. Tech Talks
- 34. Associations
- 35. Recap • Too many applicants • Don’t know the employer’s needs • Could get filtered • Might land on their blacklist • Companies have preferences
- 36. Even if you overcame all of those hurdles ...
- 37. You probably won’t get the job you want.
- 39. Values & Goals
- 41. Need a Marketing Plan
- 43. If you don’t have the right contacts ...
- 46. Senior Citizen
- 47. Career Change
- 48. Stay-at-Home Mom
- 49. Foreigner
- 51. 84% Surviving & Unhappy
- 52. Only 16% Happy
- 53. You can be that 16%
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