Tag: job market
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Help Me Help You.
The author emphasizes their commitment to supporting others in the job market, leveraging their extensive network to help job seekers. By using platforms like Twill for referrals, they aim to connect suitable candidates with openings. They encourage collaboration and offer assistance in resume preparation and job applications, fostering a community of mutual support.
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Are You Open to Relocating?
The willingness to relocate for jobs is at a historic low, with only 1.6% of job seekers open to moving, largely due to remote work trends and housing costs. Nonetheless, the author argues for the value of exploring new places for personal and professional growth, advocating for clearer ways to indicate relocation readiness in job…
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The In-Between: Navigating the Holiday Lull
The holiday period between Christmas and New Year’s can cause emotional turmoil, with increased stress and anxiety affecting many people. Despite the pressure, it’s crucial to be compassionate towards ourselves and others. Job seekers should apply thoughtfully and maintain patience. Embracing vulnerability can foster personal growth during this reflective time.
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Beyond Survival: Embracing Resilience and Self-Advocacy to Build My Own Path
On April 20, 1979, five and a half years before I was born, my father was pronounced dead. A tragic story I had heard most of my life. A story I hadn’t realized until recently I had only heard from one source. Needless to say, the one who died may not have the best recount…
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More Than a Job Title: Why You Should Apply for the Role You Really Want
When job hunting, it’s essential not to limit yourself to positions that fit your qualifications perfectly, as this restricts personal and professional growth. Emphasizing ambition, personal drive, and cultural fit can lead to opportunities that foster development. Taking chances can showcase potential worth beyond mere experience, enabling meaningful contributions to organizations.
Myers Rigs Consulting 