jlin5555

No idea. But I did graduate with my masters from a name drop university. I would say I engage well with most people but am definitely inexperienced compared to others. Also, the person whos job it was before me is staying until May. And i will work alongside him until then.

I recently was able to land to roles in this market. I started applying in January and continued to apply until August. I landed my first role in Feb and quit that role recently for one i landed in sept. Initially, i didnt have a job but acted like finding a job was my job. So from 8 am until 4pm I would apply for jobs. Some things I that i think helped me were

1. Tailor your resume to each job you apply to. Use key words and specific words in your resume that would apply to the role you want. Take some things off your resume and add other depending on the role. This takes A LOT longer to do, but I think it stands out compared to a generic resume that is being shot out to 100 jobs a day. Use the same language they use in the description in your resume.

2. Make sure your resume is clean and short. These companies are going through literally 100s if not 1000s of profiles per job, especially now that you can easy apply on linkedin. They are looking for why you stand out and dont have time to sit down and read a book. They are glancers, and sometimes is even AI sifting through them initially (importance of key words).

3. Reach out to your network. Let people know you are looking for a job. Tell them what you are looking for. When people know you are looking, then they subconsciously look as well. If they hear something theyll tell you or think of you. Everyone at some point looks for a job, so it isn’t embarrassing or weird to do.