The Job Search Podcast, with Amy L. Adler

The Job Search Podcast, with Amy L. Adler

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The Job Search Podcast, with Amy L. Adler episodes

  • Season 2 Introduction | The Job Search Podcast

    Hi, it’s Amy. Welcome back to the Job Search Podcast.

    I’m so excited to be back on the podcast, and I wanted to let you know what has been going on at Five Strengths!

    First I’m relaunching the podcast, and I want to tell you how it’s going to shape up.

    Second, I’ve put together a whole new way of working with executive clients that is deeper and even more personal. Check that out on my website.

    2 min
  • Pandemic Job Searching and Courageous Career Change
    I wanted to pop in for a minute to tell you what has been going on since I last posted an episode of The Job Search Podcast. Actually, it’s been a busy, crazy time. We’ve all learned the modern definition of “quarantine,” and despite the havoc COVID has wrought on every single one of our lives, I hope that everyone listening is doing well and thriving.
    The truth from the careers space is that we’ve all seen the impacts of COVID on our job markets. We saw unemployment numbers surge, and it seems like we will never see equilibrium again.
    The biggest thing I did over the last year was to publish a book, now available on Amazon. It’s called Courageous Career Change: Fearlessly Earn the Executive Role You Deserve. The feedback I have received since it published in early November 2020 has been phenomenal. To my delight, the book took off and hit #1 in Kindle’s Job Hunting category in its first week, and remained in the top 10 for a while, too. You can check out Courageous Career Change: Fearlessly Earn the Executive Role You Deserve on Kindle and in print on Amazon now: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P29DBDT
    6 min
  • A Simple Research Plan for Executive Job Search Success, Part 5 | The Job Search Podcast
    There are three key ways you can start to apply for executive positions that are right for you. You can apply directly on a company’s career web site or via a job board. You can work through recruiters. Last, and most effectively, you can network into the right role. Each of these strategies can be effective, if you use them the right way.
    Topics covered in the series, "A Simple Research Plan for Executive Job Search Success":
    - Executive job search
    - Job search
    - Career change
    - Resume
    10 min
  • A Simple Research Plan for Executive Job Search Success, Part 4 | The Job Search Podcast
    You’ve spent a great deal learning about the type of work you find fulfilling, the type of industry in which you want to do it, and a list of jobs that make sense for you. Now you need to get very specific, so you can start the process of applying for positions that are best for you.
    Topics covered in the series, "A Simple Research Plan for Executive Job Search Success":
    - Executive job search
    - Job search
    - Career change
    - Resume
    8 min
  • A Simple Research Plan for Executive Job Search Success, Part 3 | The Job Search Podcast
    Now that you have a good sense of the industry landscape, it is time to narrow down your list of company targets. Start to make a list of the companies on which you want to focus. These companies should hire for the type of work you want to do, in the industry in which you want to do it.
    Topics covered in the series, "A Simple Research Plan for Executive Job Search Success":
    - Executive job search
    - Job search
    - Career change
    - Resume
    7 min
  • A Simple Research Plan for Executive Job Search Success, Part 2 | The Job Search Podcast
    Your job function might have correlates across multiple industries, so you might believe you can fit almost anywhere. This might be true, but that is a hard sell and nearly impossible to convey in a properly constructed resume or during an interview. Your resume needs to target your assets relative to a particular industry. Your interview needs to convey your experience so that a hiring executive sees the solution to his or her problems in your experience. Thus, you need to determine which industry, or which sub-industry, into which you will best fit and in which you will feel most rewarded.
    Topics covered in the series, "A Simple Research Plan for Executive Job Search Success":
    - Executive job search
    - Job search
    - Career change
    - Resume
    4 min

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