Career Advice
Last week I shared with you fifty examples of jobs accepted in the past month by members of TheLadders. This week, I'd like to highlight fifty of our friends that are hiring… right now!
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To make it easy for recruiters to find you, borrow the online tools they use. These five methods can help you fast-track from unknown to the top of the list.
Bonnie Adams' resume writer helped her condense the military experience detailed on her resume and spotlight her qualifications for a civilian project management role.
Bryan Stinson's most productive job search tool was as simple as an Excel spreadsheet that listed everyone in his professional and personal network.
Colorado salesman Jonathan Stanley leveraged his military experience to land a sales position in a new industry.
Paul Witschey was ready for a change of scenery and fresh career challenges. The OpsLadder member found both with a new position in Perth.
Scot French, a marketing consultant, enjoyed the flexibility and money of working for himself but wanted to contribute to a team as part of a larger company.
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