When it comes to job searching, LinkedIn is a great place to start! A few weeks ago, we talked about the importance of networking online, and this week we're sharing how exactly you can use your online platform to set yourself apart and make the right connections.
Writing intern Maggie Barbour and TNM founder Kevin O'Connell give their best tips when it comes to setting up your profile, writing "cold-call" messages, and taking advantage of LinkedIn features to boost your search.
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How to Stay Positive in Your Job Search as a Recent Graduate
6 Tips for a Successful Informational Interview
For college students, informational interviews are vital. Before you send 100s of email applications into the void spring semester senior year, make sure you develop a few key professional connections outside your internship supervisors. Get some one on one time with professionals you admire by requesting a conversation over the phone or over coffee. Unlike a job interview, informational interviews allow for more of a dialogue.
5 Questions for Your Job Search
The Niche Movement Founder Kevin O’Connell shared the hard truth about hearing the word “no” in our blog How to Handle Rejection in Business. Now, we present you with our Go or No-Go? Job Search Checklist. Rather than listening to rejection, this checklist flips the script and grants you the power to say “no” to a new job opportunity--giving you the tools to push forward in the right direction on your professional journey.
Networking Basics: It’s About Who You Know, Not What You Know
The Niche Movement’s social media intern, Jaylene Perez, returns to discuss her recent networking trip to New York. A college senior, Jaylene was surprised to learn that landing a job is an organic process. It’s not about the perfect resume or the perfect cover letter. It’s about knowing the right people. Read about Jaylene’s experience chatting with marketing gurus at Bustle, Facebook, and Spotify, and remind yourself of the fundamental networking building blocks.