Are you ready to revolutionize your job search? In this episode, we're delving into some of the most pressing questions from job seekers, tackling topics from LinkedIn career breaks to crafting impressive interview portfolios. Join us as we uncover the strategies that will set you apart in today's competitive job market.

🔍 Question 1: Should You Use the LinkedIn Career Break Feature?

Navigate the complexities of career gaps with insights from Reem Abouemera and Chris. Discover the potential benefits and pitfalls of utilizing LinkedIn's Career Break feature and learn how it can impact your job search strategy.

📝 Question 2: Yes, You Need to Re-Enter Your Resume Info on Those Darn Job Applications — Here’s Why.

Unravel the mysteries of applicant tracking systems (ATS) with expert advice from Chris. Explore why re-entering your resume information on job applications is crucial for maximizing your chances of getting noticed by recruiters and hiring managers.

💼 Question 3: How can I use a sample portfolio for a job interview?

Unlock the power of interview portfolios with a step-by-step guide from letseatgrandma.com. From cover pages to work samples, discover how to create a compelling portfolio that showcases your skills, experience, and suitability for the job.

Join us as we delve into these key questions and equip you with the tools you need to ace your next job interview. Don't miss out on this essential advice for standing out in today's competitive job market!

Resources:

Get more help on your applications from Let’s Eat, Grandma

List of Questions Asked on a Job Application

LinkedIn Members Can Now Spotlight Career Breaks on Their Profiles

Should You Use the LinkedIn Career Break Feature?

Yes, You Need to Re-Enter Your Resume Info on Those Darn Job Applications — Here’s Why.

Why an Interview Portfolio Will Land You the Job

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Are You Using the Top Keywords for Your LinkedIn in 2024?

Do You Need to Include the Company’s Address (or Yours) on a Cover Letter?

How should I phrase my professional experiences on my resume?

For this episode and next episode, I’m focusing on some very specific and great questions from our blog. This is such valuable data because these questions certainly surprised us as top questions that were being asked.

Resources

Do You Need to Include the Company’s Address (or Yours) on a Cover Letter?

Are You Using the Top Keywords for Your LinkedIn in 2024?

Synonyms to Use for “Responsible For”

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“I’m not getting any callbacks. I’ve applied for 300+ positions!”

“I am perfectly qualified for the position.”

“My job search has been going on way too long.”

These are the common cries of job seekers and you may have even said some of these verbatim.

Today, I’d like to discuss the most common and difficult part of the job search process, get your wheels turning, and hopefully add some extra oomph to you as a side benefit. Spoiler alert: the resume is one part of why you may get hired, but it’s not the only thing that may be holding you back.

I’m Chris, the founder and CEO of Let’s Eat, Grandma. We’re focused on helping mid to senior-level professionals get noticed and land more interviews. Head on over to letseatgrandma.com and get your free resume critique.

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