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career-transition1 year ago

Elon Musk's Efficiency Drive Spurs Federal Workforce Shake-Up

With potential government cutbacks looming, many federal workers are considering transitioning to the private sector. Career experts advise these workers to focus on networking and tailoring their résumés for private sector roles, emphasizing concise, results-oriented content. They also recommend avoiding reliance on AI for résumé adjustments and preparing for interviews using the STAR method. Additionally, workers should be aware of potential restrictions when moving from public to private roles and consider the long-term benefits of government careers despite political changes.

via Business Insider|
#career-change#career-transition#government
career-advice1 year ago

"How a Résumé Scored a $300,000 Job at Google"

Sahil Gaba, who landed a $300,000 job at Google, shared the résumé that got him in the door at big tech companies like Meta, Uber, and Google. He taught himself programming and secured his first job at a small fintech before moving to Amazon. Gaba highlighted the changes he would make to his résumé today, including leading with experience rather than skills, focusing on recent achievements, simplifying language, de-emphasizing education, and retaining the "interests" section. He currently works as a software engineer at Google's Seattle office.

via Business Insider|
#career-advice#career-development#google
career-and-employment2 years ago

"Ex-Disney Recruiter Advises Against This Common Resume Mistake"

A former Disney recruiter, Simon Taylor, advises against including a specific line on your resume that states the role you're applying for, as it's redundant and can negatively impact the recruiter's perception of your understanding of the application process. Instead, focus on mirroring the job description, quantifying achievements, and maintaining a clear format. If a cover letter is included or required, it is appropriate to mention the position title there.

via CNBC|
#career-and-employment#hr-strategies#job-application
employment2 years ago

"Combatting Ageism: 5 Resume Tips for the Workplace"

A recent study by the Society for HR Management (SHRM) highlights the prevalence of age discrimination in the workplace, with 30% of U.S. workers reporting unfair treatment due to their age. To combat ageism when applying for jobs, experts suggest adjusting your resume to avoid typecasting yourself. Tips include only including the past 15 years of experience, using a modern email address, updating formatting conventions, omitting graduation dates, and emphasizing recent tech skills. The goal is to showcase your readiness to tackle modern challenges and open doors for discussions based on your competence and authenticity.

via Fox Business|
#ageism#career-advice#employment
career-advice2 years ago

"Post-Labor Day Job Hunt: Navigating the September Surge"

The "September surge" is being hailed as one of the best times of the year to find a job, with hiring picking up after Labor Day. HR professionals have noticed this trend for years, attributing it to companies finalizing end-of-year plans and budgets. To take advantage of this hiring season, job seekers are advised to update their LinkedIn profiles with relevant keywords, focus on specific job roles, and target "backdoor" roles in less popular job families.

via BuzzFeed|
#career-advice#hiring-season#job-search
career-advice2 years ago

Former Google Recruiter Reveals the Ultimate Red Flag in Resumes: 'There's Zero Chance...'

A former Google recruiter has shared the number one red flag he looks for in resumes: text bricks, or excessive amounts of text without meaning or content. He advises job-seekers to be concise and use one-line bullets under each job title. To help with brevity, he suggests using tools like ChatGPT and Grammarly. He also recommends seeking feedback from at least five to ten people and optimizing a resume for 10-second viewership.

via Moneycontrol|
#career-advice#conciseness#google