These Job Search Superpowers Help You Beat Unemployment

You may not realize it, but you have job search superpowers.

In fact, every job seeker has these superpowers, but few use them ... because few job seekers recognize they have these super abilities to land more interviews and accelerate their job search. Even fewer know how to use them.

Here are a few superpowers you can unlock to beat unemployment:

1. Do More: When you have to beat many other candidates for jobs, you need to do more. Do more than you're doing, more than other job seekers, more of what's important to employers (hint: employers don't care how many other jobs you've applied to.)
2. Heavy Resume Customization: One size doesn't fit all. Most job seekers only add light (or no) customization to their resume (avg 15 mins). That's not enough to get many interviews.
3. Get Better Employer Research Information: Publicly available information gives you no advantage over other job seekers ... instead it saddles you with disadvantages. When you find and use better employer information, you'll get more interviews, helping you beat unemployment.

If your unemployment job search is struggling, you can turn it around ... let me show you what to customize and how to stop applying online.

Why not let me teach you how to do more, what to customize and how to get more effective employer research information? While we're at it, I can show you more ways to turnaround a failing job search, making it so fast that you can beat unemployment quickly.

I help people solve the most difficult job search problems, including job search acceleration, getting past ATSs, ageism, remote positions, product/job function/career/industry/ geographic change, unemployment, "bouncy" recent career path, job search turnaround, seeking raise/promotion, industry in decline/consolidation, long term gaps, family leave, or other of the most challenging job search issues.

Join me for my next free Resume Webinar (enroll at https://x.resumewebinar.com/register for no charge) and learn how to accelerate your job search, so you can find your next job faster in 2024.

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