刚看完，非常受益，什么也不说了先分享再说。 1 G6 Q/ T1 T5 _7 e1 D: N1 g5 J/ U& ?# e
全文分四大部分，下面是简介，二楼是第一部分。总体还未写完，作者语言风趣诙谐，深入浅出，意犹未尽。文章以案例形式分析寻找工作/实习的各种渠道和tactics。如需最及时最新，或更佳阅读效果，可选择登录作者博客页面：www.huangg.com ! | [, m$ q3 X2 L4 Q; P- ]! u7 ]: e' Y! R
作者也为中国同胞，海归，拥有咨询顾问，风险投资和创业经验，详情在链接内可见。：） 1 v% L* H- O* R! B) B8 \ . l2 \0 y \/ F7 C/ z G8 Q. S* J0 p( E8 [; E: e. i. g
(To those who are in search of job or have been through the same process back then)- r. W( x4 `3 E* |
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Everynow and then there is a voice saying getting hired is a no-nounder sucha market situation. Yes, it is hard, but there is a way.Successful jobseekers (well, job hunter to be pricise in thissituation) know even intough economic times, there is opportunity. Youjust have to dig it abit deeper, or just one inch deeper than yourpeers. The followingthreads shows how it is going to work. 3 G' c s: X0 u) B1 e 6 k/ M! q! a7 NThe following sessions are divided into four core parts (bulletpoint clickable). * ~, _* {- B+ d ! e+ ?! i; X/ o. i7 T" c7 d4 W8 { I4 h8 o
Part I - explains basic things to avoid, and basic skillsets to acquire before a real job searching process
Part II-tells some most frequent situation to which most graduatesencounter.Making the right decision would end up saving a ton of timeandprogress towards your career goal
Part III-dives into the evangelizing some of the most innovative tool forcareeradvancement, over a long term basis. The immediately effectcould alsobe seen in the short term
Part IV-advance and jump to another curve by effectively planning yourcareerright from the very start, from being an undergrad to aspiringfor anMBA, from MBA to an ex-MBA career path, and etc
6 f# a2 q3 m. h" _/ K. x( V: W' KHere,based on a variety of tricks, techniques and solid skills most in thecollege or even working should know, I would use my favorite Top 10 methodstoensure you won’t miss the focus and save time by jumping ahead ofthecurve or going backwards. The table of content would also help tolocatewhere the focus lies, dependant on your career goal and how youlook atit in the near/long term. 3 ~! Q: d0 A( `5 D- p6 X6 K- P& V/ f! I4 E% r* |+ N( A# M
Typically, the following content applies based on my understanding of Finance, Consulting and Fortune 500 types of job. If there is any discrepancy, you are welcome to email me or comment following thread below. + n5 q$ b" v0 _Below is a more concise table of content.( V2 z$ n/ X$ b" R! B, g& r6 M+ J
: P* A' H' i8 O/ E9 l$ j. \6 a #10 The most ineffective - blindly send out 100+ CVs (with fewer than 5 responses)0 A/ t, H" Y1 Q9 u6 M( a
#9 The most common - Google + job board + forum5 p2 D. d# F( s# }+ i #8 The longest process - part-time/freelance work/internship first if you can get a relevant one7 Y F- [ P+ L/ b9 C
#7 The biggest dilemma - master? delay graduation date to catch another hiring season?9 u' _8 y; W f- ]9 P3 T2 o
#6 The best way to stand out of your peers over a short period (www.eliteexchange.org) - pay to win$ k6 c! Z; u+ F; q* ~1 I* r
#5 The most direct - cold call + email) l `7 r- {# ~! G8 i #4 The bravest - get your feet in the company + elevator pitch ; N7 c8 n! R# W2 M#3 The most innovative - think social networking tool . t' _: M, |( {# @! Z#2 The quickest response - insider referral3 ?0 K7 z5 P: }$ d
#1 The most solid - stack up your belt from the very start- n. A% t# b5 B I
& |/ s f8 v; {& }# W; t7 [Table of Content, g$ I- |7 d/ J, Z3 P PART I % ?9 w, {+ e1 v" L; Z- |' e#10 The most ineffective - blindly send out 100+ CVs (with fewer than 5 responses) 8 P( L U6 A+ W5 z8 J2 U4 p
Basic things to avoid
Target few, and aim high
8 n; y5 Z2 f" [* y! J7 c- t, I/ A #9 The most common - Google + job board + forum 7 G! q5 j4 Y: r$ J/ e " h. l3 o* O8 i% C* E u
Use Google
How Google differentiates from other search engines
Search Tricks
Things beyond
A test
Boil the Ocean
Added Component: from Zero to IPO to exit (worth further research)
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The “Myth”
Q1: When is a good timing for application? (apply to both FT role & internship)
Q2: It is not a hiring season yet, where and how can I find a job?
Q3: My CV looks great, and I come from a target school. But, why I am not selected even for the first round?
Q4: What are the sourcing processes? I am not from a target school, is that a loophole still?
Q5: What makes a perfect resume?
The “Good”
Life is flexible, life is good
You will be a well-rounded person
The “Bad & the Ugly”
You are quarantined from people (but you are not an SARS carrier)
My workload vs my payroll
Work hard, work hard and work hard
Network, network and network
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Is Master really for you, or are you really ready for a Master?
Master still good
Q1: Isit worthwhile to delay my education just to catchanother hiring season?This way it makes me look like an fresh grad andmy opportunity will beboosted?
Q2: Location matters?
I am a nativeChinese/other nationalities, I just graduated or onthe process tograduation in the US/UK/AU/Other countries, should Icome back to workin my home country or try to stay when theopportunity from both sideslook slim.
I am a Chinese, does location matter alot? What’s my advantage?
What else to consider?
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Know your competitive advantage
Q1: What I am lacking, and how to accrue my possibility of getting hired when time is short
Q2: When the market is not hiring, where else exists the opening
Q3: Should I use career service
Which is worthwhile to take? My pick
2 b7 ^, q7 l# r PART III2 i3 `7 M! }7 d! T) L9 m* W #5 The most direct - cold call + email ! h3 {& p8 q4 Z) b' w; p6 b
Be in the know
Where to find the company list
Where do those headhunters live
Why headhunters are hated by most
How to live with headhunters in your early career
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What makes a successful elevator pitch
What makeyou a seemingly acquaitance to the relevant insider
What topics to talk about
How to make up, and to link things together
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Blog yourself, and build your visual CV
Open you up to the world
Your email address matters
Email management and resource sourcing
Domino effect. Everything added up and EXPLODE
4 \! N; }( B# B! ^/ C PART IV, x. d! d; E3 B& {7 ` #2 The quickest response - insider referral 9 `7 b3 ?. L7 T' ]( @% O: K
Where to find your referral
Who can refer
What is Email Etiquette? (important across all sections)
If you fail even with the referral, then what
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How to prepare
What to read
What to put in the CV
How to combine the above to transform your life
and etc…
2 K9 q5 _9 _/ h; Q5 J- bDeclaimer: Iam neither an HR nor a career advisor.What I say is my own stuff andnot affiliated with any of the companiesI worked or am working for. Allthe thoughts on this site are mine. Mycompany and its affiliated andpersonnel are not affiliated with thisblog in any way. If youappreciate and would like to forward thecontent, please kindly linkback to the original source. $ r, { C( Q" }! s$ J3 b: D0 j) F, D4 x& G- n7 o
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