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  • Working from home is either the best thing ever or a big mistake.

    Harvard Business Review found that people working from home are getting more done.

    “Businesses saw a 63% increase in productivity from remote workers,” the study says.

    Challenging the old idea that you need to be in an office to be productive.

    But…

    Here is the downside:

    — Less…

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    • Going on fully remote for four years and hybrid a few years before, I agree on the pros and cons. Apart from working in my PJs with my dog sleeping under my desk to focus on team, company, and clients – I have seen the following work:

      – Get some one-on-one time with not only your immediate team but also supervisors and some across the…

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  • 65% of people say they’re unhappy with their job

    The solution is to make work more engaging

    Here’s a thought

    Old way

    • Annual performance reviews
    • Fixed 9-to-5 office hours
    • Top-down communication
    • One-size-fits-all training programs

    New Way

    • Continuous feedback loops
    • Flexible work schedules
    • Open, two-way communication channels
    • Personalized…

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  • Ever walked out of a job interview feeling like something was just… off?

    The warning signs aren’t always waving flags…

    They’re hiding in plain sight.

    Here’s how to spot those red flags:

    1. Unclear Job Role?

    No clear answers on what you’ll be doing. Beware.

    When the goalposts keep moving it’s a recipe for frustration.

    2. High Turnover Talk

    When…

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  • Making a career change is daunting..

    But these 6 tips can ease your anxiety:

    Assess Your Skills:

    ↳ Evaluate your strengths. Identify skills and align them with new career options.

    Research and Explore:

    ↳ Research trends, roles, and required skills to gain clarity.

    Network and Connect:

    ↳ Attend events, join groups, and book calls to expand…

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  • Every interview ends with a Q&A.

    But 99% of job seekers fail to leverage it fully.

    Here are 5 unique questions that will help you land more job offers

    What is the #1 challenge I will face in this role?

    ↳ Prepares you for what to expect.

    ↳ Better to now rather than in 10 months.

    Who wouldn’t thrive at this company/job?

    ↳ They know the traits they’re…

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    • Yes, one of my favorites is – What does success look like?

      feel free to tailor your question to the specific role you are looking for – example Scrum Master 😉

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    • By failing to prepare, you’re preparing to fail.

      They say “prepare for an interview” But how?

      To be honest

      Interviews can be daunting.

      But preparation can set you up for success.

      Here are 7 tips to nail your next interview.

      1. Resume Run-Through:

      Prepare a 2-3 minute summary of your resume.

      Highlight key experiences with engaging stories.

      2. Why…

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      • Mentally prepare yourself to put in the work everyday.

        Yes, it’s a grind – Be patient with yourself throughout the process, and don’t forget to celebrate the wins however small they may be.

      • Job searching often feels like hitting a wall.

        Apply, apply, apply, and wait.

        What if you could track real progress?

        Imagine consistent feedback

        Every day brings new learning.

        Four weeks in, you’re 40% there.

        By week 10, expect to land a great job.

        It feels less frustrating this way.

        Here are 5 ways to get there:

        1. Pick a Specific Job Title…

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        Graham Heldreth and Nelson Ingle
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        • a structured approach will help get you closer to your goals, and be patient with yourself throughout this process

        • 7 ways to future proof your career

          Adaptation isn’t just a skill; it’s a survival strategy.

          As job roles continue to evolve, the key isn’t just keeping up.

          It’s thriving amidst the change.

          Here are 7 ways to stay ahead of the curve:

          1. Strategic Skill Navigation:

          ↳ Identify the skills relevant to your industry’s future.

          ↳ Strategically…

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          • yep 💯

            Change is inevitable!

            Invest in yourself everyday to keep learning.

            you can either resist, or lean in to embrace the new; and leap ahead of your competition.

            • Hey Community –

              Lately, I have been experimenting with Gemini – loving it so far especially the ease of use where I can talk to it and have it read me the response.

              How about you?

              any AI experiments you have run lately?

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            • Tolu Ojewunmi posted an update 2 years ago

              2 years ago (edited)

              Facing rejection while job hunting can feel like the end of the world.

              It’s crucial to transform setbacks into a stepping stones.

              Here are 9 actionable strategies to reframe your thought process:

              1. Self-Reflection

              ↳ Reflect, adapt resume and strategies from feedback and patterns.

              2. Seek Feedback

              ↳ Ask mentors or interviewers for constructive…

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              • Every “No” you hear, just brings you one step closer to your “YES”.

                Don’t give up – Your persistence will pay off.

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              • Crafting the perfect cover letter is an art…

                But are you unknowingly making mistakes?

                Before you hit send on that application, check out these seven common slip-ups:

                Generic Greetings: “To whom it may concern” just won’t cut it. Learn how to personalize your salutation to make a lasting first impression.

                Repetition Overload: It’s great to…

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                Galen Parrish, Chidinma Elsie Nwaduvu and 4 others
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