As I was looking at a job that was out of my reach, I came up with the following prompt. Find a job you'd like to have in the future. Maybe it's the $250K+ per year Director of Project Controls role at Microsoft shared in this weeks newsletter. Use the below prompt. Assume the role of a recruiter in the construction industry with 15 years experience. Please review the job requirements below and my attached resume. Identify where my qualifications do not align with the job's demands, and offer actionable recommendations for acquiring these skills or experience. Ask me 3 questions prior to beginning that will help you provide the best feedback. Paste the prompt, job requirements and your resume. Be amazed. Choose the most interesting and relevant feedback to work on. Bonus points if you use multiple jobs to discover trend across companies for similar roles. In addition to three interesting jobs each week, we'll share a prompt for improving planning tactics. Sign up below ?? https://lnkd.in/e_iPgycB #construction #planning #scheduling #projectcontrols #planningengineer #infrastructure #projectmanager #projectmanagement #beyonddeadlines Greg Beyond Deadlines #prompts #constructioncareer
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Brilliant prompt Micah Piippo - this is a genuinely useful tip for those looking for a job. Actionable insights. Keep up the amazing posts!
Great insights and tips as usual Micah
Micah Piippo's innovative approach to bridging the gap between current qualifications and aspirational roles is commendable. This exercise not only highlights areas for growth but also sets a clear path for professional development. It's intriguing to consider how this method could reveal trends across similar high-level positions, offering a broader perspective on industry standards and expectations.
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