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25,471,000
3,248,000
What do these numbers represent?
5,376,000 Openings
(April 2015)
Source: www.bls.gov
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http://www.bls.gov/news.release/jolts.t02.htm
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The Game Has Changed
Job Hunters Employers
http://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/publications/economic-letter/2015/march/labor-market-turnover-new-hire-recruitment/
Mark Thomas
Brian Boxell Jessie Ortega
Technical Support Cindy Yuen Mike Fogarty Elizabeth
Healthcare Software Sr. Program Manager Gehan
Engineer Process Investment Advisor Torfowmywich
Charlotte, NC Plano, TX Kivaratne
Phoenix, AZ Engineer Charlotte, NC Relationship Manager
Portland, Project Tornonto, ON Canada
OR Engineer
Phoenix, AZ
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Your Session
Foundation
1
Do you know the number one reason employers pass on certain people? They
think you can do the job. Youve proven youre qualified theyre just not
completely convinced youre going to be really happy in this job. DUH!!! So they
decide for you. They eliminate you on LinkedIn or never find you because youre
so broad.
3Rs
In school the 3Rs where
reading writing and
arithmetic
1. YouVoicemail
need a plan. - A detailed plan you
follow everyday. A routine. Or youll
get discouraged.
2. You need goals
3. You need rewards
4. You need to recognize that sometimes
youll need to pitch and re-pitch to the
same employer until they get it or you
properly articulate your value.
NO! Just means not today or I'm not sure or
Youre not giving me enough value It is not a
reflection on you.
You need to be ready willing and able to
search the world, cold-call the prospects, get
their attention, raise your proposition above
the background noise, keep at it tenaciously
for however long it takes be it weeks or
months and be intelligent enough to present
your Value in creative new ways until the
persuasion works.
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Your Secret Weapon
You
The ultimate weapon is You
You are your biggest asset.
Your passionate belief in yourself.
Your self discipline in selecting
your goals and doing the
research day-in-and-day-out and
never letting up.
As much as youre looking for work employers are looking for solutions to the
problems that plague them be that poor sales, slow demand, bottlenecks in
production whatever.
Employers dont hire because they have extra money kicking around, they hire to
solve problems their problems. Not yours!
Networking with Newly Departed gives you the answers which you
then lace your resume cover letter and follow up tactics with!
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Contacting the Newly Departed
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Write down Your Top 3 Accomplishments you have 5 minutes.
Pair off with someone at your table trade your papers read each
others accomplishments quietly to yiour self.
2. Extensive experience with major firms doing packaging, production, assembly, forklift
operations and transportation.
3. Reduced administration expenses and operating budget, while saving money by evaluating
contract employee.
Now well do better. Next is a quick overhaul of the preceding bullet points.
2. More than 10 years of experience with Fortune 500 firms doing packaging, production,
assembly, forklift operations and transportation. Routinely rank in top 2% for productivity.
3. Reduced administration expenses by $5 million, cut $1 million from operating budget and
saved more than $100,000 in expenses by evaluating contract employee.
Thats better. Youll notice how many dollars and other figures have
been added.
2. Track record of saving up to $450,000 annually while ranking in top 2% for productivity among up to 340
personnel in packaging, production, assembly, forklift operations and transportation. Promoted five times
in 11 years at three Fortune 500 firms for results.
3. Saved more than $6.1 million by reducing administration expenses, cutting operating budget and
evaluating contract employee. Profits increased 14% as a direct result in 2006.
Add up all the dollars possible (to get the biggest, most
impressive number -- DO THE THINKING FOR THE READER)
and by putting those dollars first in each bulleted section, where
they are sure to get read
There is no comparison.
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1. Created and led Client Solutions 1. Produced $7.4 million in sales by
1. "Created and led Client
Division in 2001. Led sales, opening accounts with 23 new
Solutions Division. Led
support and hardware teams to clients and penetrating 45 existing
sales, support and
penetrate computer market for accounts. Created and led Client
hardware teams to
penetrate computer Xerox. Produced $5.1 million in Solutions Division in 2001. Led
sales to new clients and $2.3 teams of up to 65 sales, support
market for Xerox.
million from existing accounts. and hardware personnel to increase
market share 21% for Xerox.
2. "Extensive experience with
2. More than 10 years of
major firms doing 2. Track record of saving up to
experience with Fortune 500
packaging, production, $450,000 annually while ranking in
firms doing packaging,
assembly, forklift top 2% for productivity among up to
production, assembly, forklift
operations and 340 personnel in packaging,
transportation. operations and transportation.
Routinely rank in top 2% for production, assembly, forklift
productivity. operations and transportation.
3. "Reduced administration Promoted five times in 11 years at
expenses and operating three Fortune 500 firms for results.
3. Reduced administration
budget, while saving
expenses by $5 million, cut $1 3. Saved more than $6.1 million by
money by evaluating
million from operating budget reducing administration expenses,
contract employee.
and saved more than $100,000 cutting operating budget and
in expenses by evaluating evaluating contract employee.
contract employee. Profits increased 14% as a direct
result in 2006.
Is this focusing on
John or what the
employer wants?
Templates
Templates
2
Guerrilla Resume = Sexy!
Templates
Templates
2
Which Is More Attractive?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiNf0rz7CwA
Guerrilla Resume
Prepare 10 pieces of
literature 10 times for the
10 companies
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Social Media: BeFound
Web site
The Big 3
1st Impressions Count
Name
Photo
Headline
2. Summary
Benefits
Heres how I
can help
More
Information:
Slide Share
Presentation
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Do:
Write a personal note when asking to connect.
Include a picture and good headline!
Give recommendations to get them.
Connect with alumni. They love to help!
Treat your LinkedIn profile like a written job interview.
Dont:
Send mass emails -- spam is spam anywhere!
Be afraid to call people!
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Blogging
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What is it?
Definition: What you would write if you were not getting paid.
Because youre not.
Or a way to go far beyond a resume.
Dont:
Expect results overnight.
Forget that the Internet is forever. Avoid political, personal, puerile
comments.
Dont:
Tweet banalities (Im eating lunch. Now Im done.)
Expect results overnight. But do expect them.
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Its not just for Justin Bieber
A deliberate strategy.
A box containing a
business card and
an invitation to
have a coffee ---
with the Tim
Hortons coffee
certificate in side
the cup in case
the prospect
wanted to do it
over the phone.
A deliberate strategy.
I like this company and I like the opportunity, but its premature to
discuss potential compensation until weve mutually agreed theres a
good fit both ways. Wouldnt you agree? What is the next step in
your process?
Thats the only answer you need. It brands you as bright, confident, and self-
assuredexactly what they want. If they come back with the old We just want to
make sure were in the range line, you must say, Im certain youll be fair. That
statement will stop them in their tracks. It accomplishes two goals. In their mind, it
signifies money isnt the most important issuewhich every employer likes to
know, and it forces them to the bargaining table. You want them to get you to
the table and make their best offer.
Ms. Smith, in my research I found the following competitors [name up to five]. Can you please tell
me what theyre doing that keeps your executive team up at night?
Why do you ask this? Youre giving them the opportunity to brag first and then confess their
concerns so that you can:
Assess how you can best help them achieve their goals, and
You have the data points you need on their competitors to turn approach them for a job as soon as youre
finished that interview.
Very Guerrilla. Look at it this way. Maybe theyll hire you. Maybe they wont. This is just a preliminary
business meeting with no guarantees on either side, but where the interviewer is definitely going to use
everything you say to his or her advantage. You should do the same. If they confess their concerns with a
competitor why shouldnt you use that to your advantage? Get on the phone to the hiring managers of at
their competing firms and tell them:
I just came back from an interview at ABC Company and given what they told me about you and why
you keep them up at night I think Id rather work for you! Can we have a coffee
Taking Bobs 1st bullet point 1. and construct 3 versions of the first of 3 voicemails
Bob will use. They are nearly identical but are for three different situations:
Cold Call
A referral; and
Follow up call after an interview.
Cold Call
Hi {salutation + employers last name} my name is Bob Smith. My number is 555-
1212. I - developed a new tooling method which increased yield by 50% saving
JDS $12.5M/year would you have time for a coffee so I can explain how your
company might be able to achieve similar savings?
I like this company and I like the opportunity, but its premature to
discuss potential compensation until weve mutually agreed theres a
good fit both ways. Wouldnt you agree? What is the next step in
your process?
Thats the only answer you need. It brands you as bright, confident, and self-
assuredexactly what they want. If they come back with the old We just want to
make sure were in the range line, you must say, Im certain youll be fair. That
statement will stop them in their tracks. It accomplishes two goals. In their mind, it
signifies money isnt the most important issuewhich every employer likes to
know, and it forces them to the bargaining table.
You want them to get you to the table and make their best offer.
Negotiating Benefits
a) Compensation is more than just your base salary, but employers will be focused
primarily on the base salary because its a fixed cost and in some cases, such as
insurance, it determines the cost of other benefits. From your viewpoint, though,
almost everything you dont have to pay for directly is money in your pocket.
Add Ons
a) After several go-rounds on benefits, youll likely be close to settling in to negotiate salary. When you
think that time has come, then you may want to raise the following issues as much for the
opportunity to secure them as to give them away:
b) Signing bonus
c) Severance
d) Earlier-than-scheduled compensation review
e) Guaranteed minimum first-year bonus
How you deal in the final negotiations will be a telltale sign for the employer on
how well you will negotiate for the company. This is especially important if you are
seeking a purchasing, marketing, or sales position. You dont want to cave, but you
do want to be seen as being logical in your rationale and considerate of their
position.
They will give you their Best Offer DONT TAKE IT!
If you are negotiating an hourly wage, remember that every dollar per hour
represents $2,080 per year. Most employers like to talk salary. For salaries less
than $50,000, focus the employer on the dollar per hour amount. Simplify and
minimize the concession you need.
For example, its easier to get an employer to agree to an increase from $20 to $24
per hour than to get them to agree to go from $48,000 if they budgeted $40,000.
Which do you think is more palatable for the employer? Asking for $4 more per
hour is nothing$8,000 causes unnecessary headaches but youre still talking
about $8,000.