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If you're not hearing back after a resume drop, that means your resume sucks.
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Hey guys, welcome back to my channel.
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Today, we are gonna be talking about how to land your dream job out of undergrad
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or if you're earlier in your career, but honestly, making a career pivot or generally trying to look for your dream job.
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I have some of my best unconventional, maybe conventional tips that will help you, especially in this job economy, land your next dream job.
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If you're new, I'm Angelica.
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I make content about being a corporate girly in tech across my socials, giving you my unfiltered, honest advice on how to break through
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and build your career before i even go into tips i
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want to talk about how there's no such thing as a dream job
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and i say this as someone who objectively has two dream
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jobs right i work in marketing by day at youtube google
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and i've worked there since right out of new grad
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and my five to nine
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or my other side hustle i am a full -time pretty much content creator
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and i'm really lucky i get to experience what it's like
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being a creator the opportunities the connections the monetary like all
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of it my dream life i'm here to tell you there is no such thing as a dream job
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because we do not dream of labor every job is going to have its pros
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and cons and so the quicker you de -romanticize
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or over glamorize a specific job or industry
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and remind yourself the purpose of a job is to pay your bills
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and help finance your life or take you from point a to point b
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and not every job you have is going to fulfill like all the buckets whether it's the right pay
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or the right work or the right you know people
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or all that stuff like there is no job
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that fulfills all those buckets all at once
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because then it wouldn't be a job so just a little reminder
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that being said my first tip if you want to get into an extraordinary
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or super difficult field or career you are going to have to do some extraordinary
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and unique things to break into very competitive jobs
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or fields right like dream jobs are supposed to be dream jobs
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because not everybody can have them but i believe you can have them
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because if i can get them you can definitely get it too
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but knowing you have to think outside the box go bigger
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be creative just being ordinary Isn't always going to help you land your dream opportunities.
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So be prepared to have that expectation And
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that means maybe it's baby steps at a time It's not
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going to happen overnight whether you want to build your resume
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with your own experience startups side hustles Whatever it is get an extraordinary special, you know rare job
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that pays well blah blah blah blah You're also going to need to put in
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that same level of effort for 99 % of people unless you're a nepo baby
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But you get what i'm talking about number two
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If you are not hearing back after you drop your resume on some sort of application or portal, that means your resume sucks.
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And I'm not saying you suck.
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I'm just saying you are not packaging up your experiences
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and your skills in a way that a computer or a software or an AI is reading it.
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And it's going to flag you as a possible candidate before they share it over to a recruiter or a hiring manager.
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Now there are so many different chat AI boxes, resume tools where you can take the listing of your exact job.
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Or you can copy and paste everything inside the job listing and then you upload your resume and ask, hey, I want this job, take a look at my resume,
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what should I add or tweak or enhance to be a better fit
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and increase my chances of getting picked up by the system?
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There's so many different things, whether it's Gemini or ChatGPT or even LinkedIn Premium
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that has the built -in way that you can just ask them to check how qualified you are.
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Literally, ask the computer to figure out how you can get past a computer.
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There's so many qualified applications.
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The internet is great
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because it's made the whole job application process very democratized like before you had to like mail in your resume and such, but now anyone can apply,
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but that also means so many more people are applying. So, and try to tailor your resume every time a little bit for each application so you can work smarter and not harder.
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I always remind people, a resume is not just a bunch of filler words.
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Every bullet point should have a purpose.
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So it should tell what you did, how you did it and what the results were.
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That story arc plus data -driven storytelling, impact, skills you apply, technical software, technical terms, As much as you can,
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put it in each bullet point and you want to try to reach the end of the line.
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Also, fill up the whole page.
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You want to add more bullet points to the ones that are more recent experiences.
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And for your previous experiences or your older ones, you want to add fewer ones.
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That way, you can really prioritize where the eyes will go.
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And once it gets past the computer, there is science and data behind that physical human beings will read your resume, will read in an F pattern.
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So try to keep all your important things in that F formation at the top and then all the sides as well.
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That is their eyeballs of how they will skim.
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If you are looking for your job or your dream job, you do not want to be shy about it.
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I know people are like, oh, I want to be demure and I don't want evil eye.
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I think in this economy, the louder you are and humble bragging you are, whether that's on TikTok or LinkedIn or wherever you can share your experience,
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the more attention you're going to get from hiring managers
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and recruiters because so many people are getting new jobs off of just posting their work online.
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Obviously, LinkedIn is going to be your best friend, but you could specifically make this process smarter by not just adding people you know
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or want to connect with
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but search up the phrase I'm hiring plus in quotes the other quotes a specific word of your field
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or even just I'm a recruiter I'm whatever it is it will find every post of a recruiter hiring managers saying, hey, I'm hiring for this industry.
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That way, you know exactly who is hiring and these are real jobs.
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There's a lot of ghost jobs right now online.
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I don't know if it's just like way for companies to get data or they're just outdated, whatever it is.
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A lot of teams and managers and recruiters are posting that exact phrase.
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I'm hiring, I'm looking for, or, you know, resumes, referrals.
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You can search for keywords and post
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and then make sure you apply follow up with this person comment
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and or dm them saying hey i applied
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that way you have actually a personal connection
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when you apply for this role obviously try to get a referral to apply to this job
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which is a specialized invite to come apply for the company
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which will help your chances with the application process at least get looked at
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but in this day and age everybody has a referral
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and i feel like a referral no longer helps as much as it used to
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so i think it's actually more important
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that you communicate exactly with who is hiring or at least you let them know that you applied.
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If you want a new job and you work in social media marketing, you better be posting your work, talk on camera, edit, portfolio examples on LinkedIn,
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Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, anywhere where people could be possibly scrolling because everybody likes to scroll.
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You never know how you're going to be discovered
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because I have friends who they posted their work online
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and they got reached out by different brands or companies to be hired as full -time employees.
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So you never know where your next job is coming from.
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You need to be loud if you want an opportunity or make that opportunity for yourself.
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Like if you can't even put it into the universe, how is
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that opportunity supposed to come find you next is a little bit of like a step back of
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if you can't land your dream job immediately or
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if it's really hard to break into company a company a employs other smaller vendors agencies
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or like staffing agencies to help support them in things they do right like
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so whether you're a web designer
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or you want to go into event planning they don't use
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every single person from their in -house company they outsource a lot of that work
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so it is a really great idea to then work instead
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of the first company there's like a second tier of bubble companies
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that that company works with that you can apply to so
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that way you can build the experience of having company a your dream company on your resume as experience
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but you are working at an agency or third -party vendor
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or as freelance you can gain the experience as
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if you were working at company a
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but you have some other flexibilities you get to you can work on projects then you can take
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that experience and either apply to similar companies as company a
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or eventually when company a opens up jobs
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and opportunities they already know you the teams have already worked with you
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so you can vocalize that you're interested
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or sometimes they might be like you might be a great fit you should come work in house
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and at that time you can decide whether you want to even do
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that or not but i know so many friends
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that have been able to get full -time job opportunities at
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their dream company by first working at the secondary like tier of companies
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that work often with their dream company
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that makes sense at the end of the day it is better to be employed than not employed
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and you get to work alongside and learn a lot about
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that dream industry or dream company even
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if it's not as specifically on your resume title as your position
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but you can add all that experience as client experience on your resume
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and every single big company in the world uses an agency
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or third -party vendors freelancers to help them with their work there is no single company
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that does everything in -house it's just not possible there is
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always work for you to do even with your dream companies even
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if you don't work at your dream company
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and lastly in this very tough job economy a lot of
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people i know who have been able to get new jobs
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or new dream opportunities it did come through relationships
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and people like i mentioned before there's
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so many ghost jobs right now meaning sometimes they're real sometimes they're not real listings it can get very confusing
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and just the sheer number of very qualified applications applicants layoffs happening in very competitive industries like tech
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or media or consulting like whatever it is a lot of very highly qualified people are now
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Unemployed looking for a job as well and at the end of the day.
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I hate to say it It's kind of like the rule of life.
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There is no such thing as life is fair
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So even people more underqualified than you
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if they have the right connection They are going to be able to get a job
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and that's not even a dig at them It's just like the reality of life
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So I want you to really lean into your relationships network
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with people build those connections There's a lot of like happy hour type networking events, especially in big cities So I highly recommend you attend those, but also creating, you know, virtual communities.
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People on LinkedIn are actually very, you know, friendly to want to reach out, coffee chat.
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Do not be shy, like I said, about telling people you are looking for an opportunity.
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What you bring to the table, do not ramble.
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And make sure you come to conversations being concise and short, but making sure it is going to be a mutually beneficial discussion of like what you can do, what you can offer, and how
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if there isn't any opportunity in the other person's circle that you can be a fit for.
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There might not always be an opportunity when you are looking for an opportunity
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But you want to be top of mind when
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that opportunity comes for the people you meet and have a good lasting impression So they're like, oh i'm looking to hire a new product manager They're gonna be like,
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oh, you know who was a really good conversation I had six months ago so and so show up
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even when you're maybe not looking for a job because always connecting is going to be key.
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You want to make sure that you are always applying, always networking.
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Never know when you're going to get frustrated with your current job
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or a layoff happens or maybe you just want a new job randomly.
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Very rarely is a timing of like, I want a new job and there is a new job and I get the new job opportunities synced.
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So you always want to be looking.
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Always be applying, always be networking and always be making connections.
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It is a numbers game and it's kind of like speed dating.
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Not everybody's going to like you and you're not going to like everybody.
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That is okay.
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It's more important that you have quality relationships that can go deeper
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and making sure that there is trust and there's deep relationship When there is the right opportunity, they're gonna think of you I just buzzed through like five big things
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and I know I talked a lot
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But I do post a lot on my social media on
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short form of like quick tips Definitely go follow me on
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my other platforms at AngelicaSong everywhere Let me know below what other tips
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and content you want to see next I'm gonna try to put out some more corporate vlogs, more sit -down videos But I know it's been a tough cycle
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So I really want to put out the good vibes You got this and if it doesn't happen tomorrow, it will eventually happen because I believe in you.
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