Tuesday, May 12, 2020

Summary Sunday The Language of Job Search

Summary Sunday The Language of Job Search This weeks summary contains articles to help you better understand the language of job search. Job seekers say and do things differently when they are in job search mode. But they really should  use the same logic they use in their work lives. Youll find out exactly what to say when requesting informational meetings, how to interview with someone who is younger, learn about LinkedIn tips recruiters use and more! Plus,  two new updates to technology you should know about. NETWORKING Email Informational Interview Requests (with Samples) by Susan P. Joyce | Job-Hunt.org This starts out with some basic etiquette for networking meetings. Then there are four examples of email messages you can adapt and use to reach out to people. If you struggle to put together an email, these will certainly help. NEW TECHNOLOGY LinkedIn Launches its Own Variation of Live-Streaming Called LinkedIn Live by Andrew Hutchinson | Social Media Today Video is truly king! Facebook, Instagram and others have embraced sharing live video and now LinkedIn is jumping in! Did you know: according to internal LinkedIn data,  LinkedIn users are  20x more likely  to share a video on the platform than any other type of post. Live video is not the same as recorded video, it allows users to interact during the broadcast. But if you havent tried using video yet, now would be the time. Skype Can Now Blur Your Background So You Dont Have to Frantically Tidy Your Room by  Victoria Song | Gizmodo If you use Skype, youll be happy to read about this new feature that works on your  laptop or desktop version! INTERVIEWING The Little Known Secret to Interviewing Successfully with Younger Managers by Lisa Rangel | Chameleon Resumes If youre on the older side of the spectrum and find yourself interviewing with younger managers, you really need to read what Lisa has to say! THINK LIKE A RECRUITER Using LinkedIn Recruiter: 7 Tips to Help You Get the Most Out of It by Bruce Anderson | LinkedIns Talent Blog These tips will help you understand the time-saving techniques in house recruiters can use when using LinkedIn Recruiter package to search for new talent. Think about what YOU will do differently on LinkedIn based on this information. CAREER NYT’s David Gelles on loving your work, hating your work, and working with those you love by David Gelles | LinkedIn In this summary article, Davide Gelles references workplace trends and experts who dole out advice on how to succeed! IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Three Preventable Communication Mishaps Job Seekers Make Start Your Career Planning Now

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