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Thomas Ferrara
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about 7 hours ago

I learned a ton about myself and my career

I was recently told about this Free Career Assessment https://www.assessment.com/mapp-assessment, i tried it and was blown aways. I just wish I knew earlier what i now know... #jobsearch #interview #advice #termination #assessments #motivation

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Cassandra Jane
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about 17 hours ago

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I’m Cassandra Jane, and I’m truly grateful for the blessings I’ve received. ❤️ I genuinely want to help people who may be going through difficult times and offer encouragement whenever I can.

Please follow me and feel free to DM me. I’d love to connect with you! 💕 #motivation

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Ibrahim Khalil
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3 days ago

Is the UAE job market actually as competitive as they say — or is it just about knowing the right people?

I've been working in tech in the UAE for a while now, and I keep hearing two completely opposite things — some say it's nearly impossible to break in without connections, while others swear that skills alone got them hired. What's been your experience? Did networking open doors for you, or did your resume do the talking? Would love to hear real stories, especially from people in IT, engineering, or operations. 👇 #jobsearch #interview #advice #motivation #termination

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It's Your Time Believe and Achieve
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5 days ago

ALEX TOP 10 TIPS #1. Believe in Yourself. (IBYC)

My friends, must read without procrastination.

At your interview, many people operate under the "old traditional" 10-seconds rule. Get connected or get rejected!

So, you will have to be more than what's written on paper, resume, ledger, notebook or computer iPad at best

The key is to NOT to deliver from what is written, rather, deliver from what is sitting on the tablet of your heart.

At your interview, you'll find that believing in yourself inspires others to believe in you to the next possible level. (See illustration below.)

I Believe You Can..!

#motivation #jobsearch #interview #resume #advice inspiration #hiringnews #application #workfromhome #aboutmyjob #veterans #stressful #firstjob

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Michelle Brenier
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10 days ago

For graduates who didn't get their first-choice university outcome, did it affect your career later?

I'm curious whether people who ended up at a different university, changed courses, or went through Clearing found that it made any meaningful difference to their career afterwards.

Looking back, would you tell students to worry less about getting their original choice? #jobsearch #interview #advice #resume #termination #motivation

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While getting into your first-choice university is important, it usually doesn't have a significant impact on your future career. What matters most is how you make use of the opportunities available to you at whichever university you attend. Many successful professionals have taken non-linear paths. Focus on building skills, network, and gain experience. Remember, Jobcase, along with other job search providers, can assist you in finding opportunities regardless of your educational background.

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It's Your Time Believe and Achieve
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12 days ago

Principle Driven Lifestyle. (IBYC)

Read this without failure...

Perhaps the name S. Truett Cathy in modern times doesn't ring a bell at-a-glance. That' okay!

Well, if I say, S. Truett Cathy, Founder of Chick-fil-A in 1946, presently 3,424 locations would inspire your focus.

S. Truett Cathy was an American businessman, investor, author, and philanthropist who was committed to the power of principles.

His one Christian principle which still holds true today is, "closed for business on Sundays."

Fact: One single focus can make all the difference in your life. Imitate the illustration below and turn your life around.

Then, everything else seems to fall-in-place.

I Believe You Can!

#jobsearch #benefits #interview #advice #inspiration #resume #policy #motivation #workfromhome

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It's Your Time Believe and Achieve
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16 days ago

Build Your (Field of Dreams) They Will Come! [IBYC]

Read this without procrastination!

Isn't it true, that many people generally believe in other people, places and things, more than they believe in themselves?

Sadly, they lose out on the treasures of life.

If you develop your courage, faith and strength and believe in yourself as with a grain of salt, then, everything else will fall-in-place.

Build your (field of dreams), they will come!

I Believe You Can!

#inspiration #motivation #jobsearch #interview #resume #workfromhome #hopeful #advice

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It's Your Time Believe and Achieve
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19 days ago

Verify Job Announcements Beforehand. [IBYC]

Would you verify a meal when they place it on the table? Or would you take it, as it is? Tell me the truth.

Didn't you order the roast beef from the menu and say..."well-done with green peppers on the side?"

A strategic question, for a simple answer, okay?

Now, would you verify the contents of your meal when eating at a new restaurant? Or would you take it, as it appears because of the reasonable cost?

The same holds true when receiving job announcements from recruiters. You have to verify the contents of offer before sending them your resume.

Best business practices always verify information contents management for taking action. Because some things can cause more harm than good.

Then, everything else falls-in-place.

That's the best way to win.

I Believe You Can!

#jobsearch #application #interview #workfromhome #resume #motivation #advice

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Michelle Brenier
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21 days ago

What is the hardest part of job hunting right now?

For people actively looking for work, what is taking the most effort right now: finding suitable openings, getting interviews, tailoring applications, networking, or actually getting an offer?

I’m interested in hearing what others are experiencing. #jobsearch #interview #application #advice #motivation

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Marlen Valladares
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Me estoy dando por vencida he metido muchas aplicaciones y no será x mi edad pero con mi edad tengo experiencia

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Puros links y la mayoría son mentiras que depresión con eso

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Matthew Ruscigno
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27 days ago

I think one piece of career advice has quietly become outdated....

For years we've been told:

"Always chase the next promotion."

I'm not sure that's always the right answer anymore.

Sometimes the better move is:

learning a skill that will be valuable five years from now working for a manager who will invest in your growth joining a company where you'll solve bigger problems taking a lateral move that opens more doors later staying put long enough to build real expertise

The best career decision isn't always the one that gives you the biggest title today.

Sometimes it's the one that creates the most opportunities tomorrow.

I've started thinking less about "What's my next job?"

And more about:

"What decision gives Future Me the most options?"

That one question has completely changed how I look at careers.

What's the best career decision you ever made that didn't make sense to other people at the time?

Matt- Founder/Creator - www.aipathforge.com

#jobsearch #interview #advice #workfromhome #motivation

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