If you’re the silent type, keep a journal…….
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If you’re the silent type, keep a journal…….
…..no explanation needed…..
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Some people think that it’s the fault of the recruiters and some think it’s the fault of the employer. No one can pin more of the blame on either side. If one thinks about it, both sides have something to do with why someone does or doesn’t get hired. Could there be more?
There is one more party we can blame in this situation, and that’s ourselves. It’s not always us, but it isn’t always them either. Does anyone ever gun for themselves or is it easier to pass the blame?
All three parties face a challenge in this situation:
It’s said that there are two sides to every story. Is it only two?
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Becoming a different person and not putting in the work is like surface cleaning a pest infested house. If you only try to wipe the counters and mop the floors, you’ll never get rid of the pest infestation. That infestation will always be there and resurface if you don’t take the extra steps to eradicate the problem and keep clean.
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Don’t wish your failing life on someone else because he or she received something that didn’t work for you and turns it into success.
It wasn’t meant for you. Play your new hand.
Way #1: Give them what they ask for:
No matter how many ways I format it, word it, or tailor it to a job position, it gets the same results.
Way #2: Give them a little
Get the job starting at the bottom and never make it passed the lowest level position.
Some of us are so caught up in what others do, we let their actions make decisions for us.