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Get the Offer: Navigating the Uncertain Job Market in 2023

Name: Get the Offer: Navigating the Uncertain Job Market in 2023
Rating: 4.3 (4 reviews)

Learn everything you need to know about how to land your next job in 2023.

Created byJulian Parra

Last updated 7/2023

English

What you'll learn

Figure out your dream job
Cultivate a strong personal brand
Build impressive resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn profiles
Network like a boss
Search effectively for jobs
Ace your interviews
Evaluate and Negotiate your job offer

Course content

10 sections • 80 lectures • 1h 52m total length

Introduction0:12
Reflecting on What Career is Right for You3:19
How to Identify Your Ideal Roles, Companies, and Industries1:51
How to Get a Job Without Previous Work Experience1:56
In-Demand Skills Post COVID-194:04
Identify post covid-19 in-demand skills, including digital savviness, data analysis, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, blockchain, coding (r, python, sql), digital marketing, emotional intelligence, adaptability, and cultural competence.
Final0:17

Introduction0:11
What is Your Personal Brand and How to Develop It2:30
Personal Branding Essentials0:27
Business Attire2:29
Professional Email0:21
Business Cards0:16
Learn how to use professionally made business cards to boost in-person networking, featuring essential contact details such as phone, email, LinkedIn, URL, and a personal branding statement.
Social Media1:14
Google Search0:39
Personal Website0:54
Final0:32

Introduction0:30
The Purpose of a Resume1:19
Resume Formatting Best Practices1:09
Applicant Tracking System (ATS)1:09
Heading and Contact0:57
Summary Statement2:04
Education0:56
Experience1:58
Craft a results-driven experience section with reverse-chronological ordering and three context-action-result bullets per role, highlighting quantified achievements; if lacking experience, build credibility with side projects.
Optional Resume Sections0:53
Include extracurriculars and volunteering to beef up your resume and show leadership beyond work. Keep an activities and leadership section, list organizations, and journal accomplishments to streamline future resume writing.
Skills and Interests1:27
What Employers are Looking For On Resumes Post COVID-190:49
Highlight post covid-19 cost-cutting, resourcefulness, and automation on resumes to show impact on previous employers, and demonstrate remote work leadership through virtual motivation, communication, and team support.
Example: Walking Through Julian's Resume2:17
Final0:32

Introduction0:10
What is a Cover Letter and Why Are They Necessary?1:33
Cover Letter Formatting Best Practices and Guidelines1:57
Heading and Salutation1:08
Opening Paragraph0:19
Body Paragraphs1:21
Closing Paragraphs0:22
Cover Letter Alternatives1:13
Example: Walking Through Julian's Cover Letter1:59
Final0:28
Format your cover letter, customize it for each position, and keep it employer focused. Show how your experiences and skills align with the company’s needs to advance to the interview.

Introduction0:28
Build an optimized all-star LinkedIn profile to impress recruiters, examine a proven example, and use LinkedIn to find jobs and grow your personal brand.
How Your Resume Should Differ From Your LinkedIn Profile0:59
Profile Picture1:13
Headline1:03
About1:12
Experience1:24
Education0:14
Highlight the education section on your resume by detailing the degree type, earned degree, GPA above 3.0, study abroad experiences, and any awards or scholarships.
Skills and Recommendations0:54
Example: Walking Through Julian's LinkedIn Profile2:06
Final0:24

Introduction1:32
Creating a Compelling Elevator Pitch2:55
Staying Organized1:12
Stay organized while building your network by tracking conversations in an Excel template. Capture names, graduation years, company, position, emails, LinkedIn, contact dates, responses, and follow-up notes to secure referrals.
How to Connect with Others Online: The Right Way3:48
Ace the Informational Interview0:44
Example: Networking Call1:07
Developing Professional Relationships Long Term1:59
Develop professional relationships over time by conducting informational interviews, referencing advice given and how you applied it, sharing relevant articles, and asking for referrals when ready; let connections grow naturally.
Engaging with Others Through Social Media0:57
Final0:45

Introduction0:26
Mindset1:45
Staying Organized0:54
Stay organized during your job search by maintaining an up-to-date Excel sheet of your applications, including job title, company, industry, location, recruiter, email, deadline, description, keywords, status, and links.
Methods of Searching for Jobs3:51
Learn how to land job offers by building relationships for referrals, expanding your network, and diversifying application channels, while leveraging events, follow-ups, and upskilling opportunities.
Staying Motivated1:23
Final0:17

Introduction0:24
Before the Interview4:48
SOART Method2:09
Apply the SOART method to behavioral interviews by outlining situation, obstacle, action, result, and takeaways to share concise, impactful work stories.
Example: SOART Method in Action1:17
The Day Of and During Your Interview2:12
How to Calm Nerves Before Your Interview2:40
Example: Interview4:15
After the Interview0:20
Final0:33
Research the company, interviewer, and role; prepare 5–7 experiences using the soar method, stay calm, use strong body language, ask insightful questions, and follow up within 24 hours.

Requirements

You will learn everything you need to know through the program, and we'll meet you where you're at in your job search, regardless of how much "work experience" you already have.

Description

Imagine you’re a boss needing to hire a new team member. You’re flooded with 1,000 resumes. What are you going to want to see from that one candidate that you're actually excited to hire? You'll want to see an impressive resume... a consistent personal brand… and an All-Star LinkedIn profile, just to name a few.

I understand you may be looking to land a new job in which you can work from home AND get paid what you're worth, or you may be feeling like your job applications are getting lost in the void. I’m here to help.

By the end of this online course, you will be equipped with all the necessary tools, templates, and knowledge to navigate this uncertain job market and land your next job in 2023.

We will go into many different topics including:

figuring out your dream job
cultivating a strong personal brand
building impressive resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn profiles
networking like a boss
searching effectively for jobs
acing your interviews, and
evaluating and negotiating your job offer.

What is offered in the course:

My goal with this course is to:

Help you see more callbacks and offers from companies when moving forward in your job search journey
Empower you with the knowledge needed to navigate an uncertain job search process with confidence and ease
Extend you access to an online course community with other like-minded, inclusive, and ambitious young professionals
Grant you proven-to-work worksheets, templates, checklists, and tangible resources to hyper focus your job search efforts
Ultimately land you a job during this time of uncertainty.

Sourced information from: working closely alongside experienced career coaches and previous recruiters at companies like Walt Disney World and Fidelity Investments, personally consulting hundreds of students a semester at Babson’s Center for Career Development, understanding what works and what doesn’t in terms of young professionals landing jobs while navigating a competitive job market, and from my own personal research and career journey, being able to implement positive results to my own career development as well as those of my clients. 99% of Babson students were employed or attended graduate school within six months of graduation, with an average starting salary of $60,830.

All this being said, I’m excited to work with you and help you land job offers with the companies of your dreams! Let’s get it.

Who this course is for:

Current college students, recent college graduates, or young professionals 1-3 years out of college looking to get an offer for a corporate role at a United States-based company.

Get the Offer: Navigating the Uncertain Job Market in 2023

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Course content

How to Figure Out the Career Path for Me6 lectures • 12min

Personal Branding10 lectures • 10min

Resumes13 lectures • 16min

Cover Letters10 lectures • 11min

LinkedIn Profile10 lectures • 10min

Networking9 lectures • 15min

Job/Internship Search6 lectures • 9min

Interview Prep9 lectures • 19min

Evaluating Job Offers and Negotiating Terms6 lectures • 12min

Conclusion1 lecture • 1min

Requirements

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