Best Linkedin posts about Job Application

The question of should you write a Cover Letter for a job application Isn't the question you should be asking yourself The real question you should be asking yourself is... How bad do you want the job? In my personal opinion, you only have one shot at these jobs And job applications are a one way conversation So you want to put your best foot forward by going above and beyond in your job application Yes, a fair amount of Recruiters don't read cover letters, but that doesn't mean the Hiring Manager won't And the Hiring Manager has less resumes and cover letters to read because the Recruiter has already screened and filtered out a lot of them Meaning they have more time to spend and review your application #Resume #JobSearch #Career

A friend of mine was hired to fill a Director level role straight out of the military. The best part(s)? • Two total interviews (with CEO & HR), • 4-hours from final interview to official offer, • 20% higher salary than expected, & • She started 1-week later! How? She targeted small- & medium-sized companies. Look— It can take 100–200 job applications to get one job offer. 🤯 The average amount of time to find a job is 24 weeks. The Amazons, Walmarts, Apples & Googles are big, shiny companies with LOTS of competition—it can take months (or more) to land a job. So, remember— As you shoot for those shiny career stars, pay attention to what’s right in front of you—even in your local community. Would you consider working with a small- or medium-sized company? Why or why not? #careers #hiringandpromotion #humanresources #culture #jobs

I was going through applications on Workable the other day and noticed someone had put an emoji in their name. I imagine this has the potential to cause quite a debate… Is it unprofessional to include emojis in a job application? I don’t think so. I thought it was great, really made her stand out and showed a bit of personality. What do you think? Yay or nay for emojis on your CV/in your job application? — #talentacquisition

According to research, It takes 21-80 job applications. To get one job offer. Other research shows, 80% of jobs are secured by networking 🤝 Which are you banking on? #networking #jobsearch

"I just quit a job application 1 hour through." And I just read this post on Reddit. It continues: "Essentially they wanted 30 long written responses that would be what an interview should be and they wanted that after I had to write out my resume in painful detail in a million little boxes." Why are we wasting candidates' time with intricate application forms? I designed the Workello application form to be as simple as possible. Candidates love it, employers love it, and if anyone needs more information, they can put it all in the assessment or ask in an interview. Time is precious and we need to be respectful of it. #contentops #hiring

How to get interviews in 2 weeks during #layoffs : Inefficient way: ❌ Approach everyone for every positions ❌ Spend more than 20 minutes for 1 job application ❌ Asking before providing value Killer way: ✅ Approach only the right recruiters ✅ Get referrals from same team members ✅ Commenting on their post What's your quickest to get interviews? #interviewtips #opentowork #blockchaincareercoaching