Here are five ways to help a colleague in job search – you can pick as many as you like. Anything you provide will be appreciated as insight from fellow candidates is often the most valuable.
1. Listen to their story - Do their documents match their story? Are they underselling themselves?
2. Listen to their pitch - Is it clear and crisp? Do you know what role they want? What are the 2-3 skills that make them unique? If not, help them rework their pitch.
3. State of networking - Are they effectively using all the tools available to locate opportunities or networking?
4. 2-3 Contacts - Start them off with 2-3 contacts to see how they perform. Call your contacts to see how it went. You can give them valuable feedback.
5. Follow-up - Drop them an e-mail or call every 45 days or so. A friendly call can go a long way (for both of you)!
Many people may not feel comfortable in asking for help – so reach out and offer!
Good luck today!
Mark Richards
www.candidateschair.com
Please feel free to visit my site for 24 tools and tips - from a candidate's perspective on job search
http://TwitJobs.net
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Five Ways to help a fellow Candidate
Thursday, 4 March 2010Posted by Candidates Chair - Mark Richards at 03:08
Labels: Candidates Chair, Helping Other Candidates
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