STOP applying for jobs on LinkedIn. Do THIS instead.
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- #linkedin #practical #jobsearch #networking #linkedinlearning
Hi everyone! Today's video focuses on a simple process I use to land job interviews throughLinkedIn. I've landed my last 3 roles using this technique, so I really hope some of you try it and share your results. As always, best of luck.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:29 My story
01:04 Discovering the method
01:47 Step 1: Identify
03:35 Step 2: Build
05:16 Step 3: Pursue
08:07 Step 4: Proactively Chase
09:12 Atomic Habits
09:53 My success
11:14 In summary
Leander, thank you for such a lovely, helpful and detailed video!
I'm a fairly experienced designer, recently moved to the UK and am in my second month of looking for a job as a Product Designer in London. Out of 100 applications only a few replies and all about rejection. I'm very very frustrated.
With your video you have given me inspiration, faith that everything will be fine and a new approach to job hunting!
Please keep creating content! You're doing a great job! 🙏
Thanks so much for sharing and for the kind words! You got this 👊 - let me know how it goes!
Thank you so much for this content it makes me think also that i need to step back and observe where i might mistaking. Got couple of ideas from your video. Again thanks.
Happy to hear this! Let me know how it goes :)
Great advice! I’m going to try this
Let me know how it goes!
Great approach Leander ! 😁
Love the proactive approach of your job search and the reminder that it's about building relationships. Thanks!
Glad you found the approach interesting!
@@leanderangst I love your approach. I will have to get my LinkedIn profile up to speed and use your trick. Quick question: Does the connection request message necessarily has to be entered on the company's work/mission or something about the person's profile, speech, article read etc? What's your take on sending email instead of LinkedIn? New suscriber here! Waiting for your video on interview.
Hi @@nanapoku5259, happy to hear and welcome! The key is to be as personal as you can be in your message - that could mean including something about the person's career history, about the work they're doing at their company, an article they wrote, talk they gave, etc... I prefer LinkedIn for this because it lets them see your profile, which gives them insight into who you are - an email doesn't have a picture of you, show your work history, school, etc...so would stick to a LinkedIn DM! Let me know how it goes :)
@@leanderangst Got it. Thank you for the response. Are you on LinkedIn?
So very true
Hey Leander, I just discovered your videos! Thanks for putting valuable advice out there :)
Hey Estelle! Happy to hear you found it valuable 😊
What a great content! Definitely will try the "connect" approach from now on.
Nice! Let me know how it goes.
Great content man! Watching you is giving me the courage to start my own. Something I've been put down for a long time
Thanks man! You should definitely do it! Starting is the hardest part, just get something out there :)
would like video on tips and tricks to make your profile look outstanding when you don`t have skills and experience
That’s a great idea, thanks for the suggestion!