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How to impress a recruiter

March 6, 2014 By Miriam Salpeter

If you’re hoping to impress a recruiter, get ready to work really hard, because recruiters, for the most part, are in the business of looking for people who have very unique and specific skills. [Read more…] about How to impress a recruiter

Filed Under: Career Advice Tagged With: how to impress a recruiter, Jim Stroud, keppie careers, Miriam Salpeter, work with a recruiter

What mistakes do job seekers make? Part 2

June 10, 2012 By Miriam Salpeter

Still looking for that job? Are you making these time wasting job-seeker mistakes? [Read more…] about What mistakes do job seekers make? Part 2

Filed Under: Career Advice, Career Books Tagged With: Alexis Grant, career expert, Chris Havrilla, Dawn Bugni, Hannah Morgan, Harry Urschel, Heather Huhman, how to find a job, how to get a job, Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter, Jim Stroud, keppie careers, Miriam Salpeter, Sital Ruparelia, Walter Akana

How to access the hidden job market

November 16, 2010 By Miriam Salpeter

I’m fortunate to live in the Atlanta area, where there is an active and talented, social media savvy recruiter community. I’m lucky to be able to meet these recruiters “in real life,” or as my friend Phyllis Mufson says, “in 3D.” One such recruiter is Jim Stroud. Jim is well known in the field for his work as a “Searchologist” (someone adept at online research), with an expertise in the full life-cycle placement of Executive and Technical personnel, Recruitment Research and Competitive Intelligence. What does all that mean? He has a lot of ideas about how to teach job seekers about how recruiters think.

While not everyone is going to find a job via a recruiter, I think his video about how to access the hidden job market is worth every job seeker’s time. This is what he says about the video:

Did you know that traditional job searches leave you at a disadvantage? Why? Simply put, there are a lot of unadvertised jobs that you are overlooking everyday. If you do not know about these hidden jobs. its because you have been looking in the wrong places. Its time to do something different! In this video on job search strategy, Jim Stroud gives tips on how to prospect the hidden job market. Tune in now and PLEASE share with other job seekers in your network.

Jim asked me to share this, so here it is. Let me know what you think, and be sure to be in touch if you’d like help implementing Jim’s suggestions. If you are ready for a social resume that gets results (and is optimized for search), contact me!

How To Find Hidden Jobs from Jim Stroud on Vimeo.

Filed Under: Career Advice, Networking, Resume Advice Tagged With: hidden job market, how to be found online, how to find a job, Jim Stroud, keppie careers, Miriam Salpeter

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