3 free resources to help you with the job search

Hey job seeker,

I’m writing to you from my sunny deck today. Here’s a picture:

(The big red thing is a tarp we’re using to temporarily cover our grill. A squirrel decided to tear our grill cover to shreds a few months ago, and we haven’t had the time to replace it. So there’s your proof for today that nobody’s perfect ??)

Anyway, I just wanted to drop a line and share some of my favorite job-search resources that I like and actually trust.

Click here to check out my favorite website for in-depth job search advice on everything from resumes, to LinkedIn, to career research. I met Bogdan Zlatkov, the founder of Growth Hack Your Career, a few months ago, and was instantly floored by the quality of the articles he writes. I think you’ll like this site because it has tons of articles that are no frills, clear and to the point, and shares tons of resources you may not even have heard of.

Or click and follow my friend and compensation analyst Angela Zachary. I have been following for Angela since meeting her at a conference in April, and I’m just amazed by the insights she shares from her years of experience as a compensation manager. There’s a lot of fluff in the job search industry, so the real talk she offers is a breath of fresh air.

Head here to check out a salary aggregator?to help you with negotiations and knowing what to ask for. Levels.fyi in particular is best for the tech industry and large public companies.

Last, don’t miss this Ask Us Anything Panel for Jobseekers that I’ll be speaking at this Wednesday! Kristi Cline will be hosting myself, a resume writers, and a career advisor, and we’ll take turns answering your most burning questions when it comes to the job search.

Hit reply and let me know which one helped you out the most. I would love to hear from you.

Best,

Tali Shlafer??

Job Interview Coach, Bold Career Talk LLC?

PS: Ready to take your interviews to the next level??Book a free 15-minute consultation to explore how we can work together to improve your interview performance. I?recommend booking a consultation at least 2-3 weeks before you expect to interview, as my coaching calendar is getting booked out about a week ahead lately.