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	<title>Comments on: PF Hour Episode 21: Michael Hampton Talks Career Counseling with the Guys</title>
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		<title>By: Adam Reiter</title>
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		<dc:creator>Adam Reiter</dc:creator>
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		<description>First off, this is a really nice article.  I just stumbled onto your blog...good stuff.  

Effective modern job search strategy is a huge topic, a topic that I have dedicated a career to research and translate.  Most people that look for a job tend to reach out to job boards as the foundation for their job search.  That strategy leads many job seekers to job search paralysis.  Only 6% of open jobs are filled through job boards.  Relying on resources and techniques that yield no fruit crushes the job seeker&#039;s psyche.  Yes, personal branding is job search gold.  Leveraging social media to develop business friendships with hiring managers is also paramount to job search success. I recently helped organize a Los Angeles job fair and the feedback from the recruiters was fascinating.  One nugget I have learned is that only specialists get hired, not generalists.  Typically, when a company has a slot to fill they have an opening because a specialist jumped ship.  When a candidate is sending out their resume, meeting an employer or engaging people at a networking event the goal is always to have a specific voice and establish yourself as a focused expert.

Keep up the great content!

Adam Reiter
CareerKungFu.com
twitter.com/careerkungfu</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>First off, this is a really nice article.  I just stumbled onto your blog&#8230;good stuff.  </p>
<p>Effective modern job search strategy is a huge topic, a topic that I have dedicated a career to research and translate.  Most people that look for a job tend to reach out to job boards as the foundation for their job search.  That strategy leads many job seekers to job search paralysis.  Only 6% of open jobs are filled through job boards.  Relying on resources and techniques that yield no fruit crushes the job seeker&#8217;s psyche.  Yes, personal branding is job search gold.  Leveraging social media to develop business friendships with hiring managers is also paramount to job search success. I recently helped organize a Los Angeles job fair and the feedback from the recruiters was fascinating.  One nugget I have learned is that only specialists get hired, not generalists.  Typically, when a company has a slot to fill they have an opening because a specialist jumped ship.  When a candidate is sending out their resume, meeting an employer or engaging people at a networking event the goal is always to have a specific voice and establish yourself as a focused expert.</p>
<p>Keep up the great content!</p>
<p>Adam Reiter<br />
CareerKungFu.com<br />
twitter.com/careerkungfu</p>
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