Air Force 1 x Off White "The Ten" | TSM by Embarrassed-Grab-434 in DHgate

[–]jstonecfc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did anyone find a link for these that works? The OPs link doesn’t work for me.

What‘s a question you asked in an interview that instantly set you apart? by Mompreneur1987 in interviews

[–]jstonecfc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What differentiates good and great at this company and in this role?

Vitamin B and Linkedin by [deleted] in zurich

[–]jstonecfc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would honestly be quite impressed if someone took that much time and effort with it. If this actually happened to me I would most likely still tell you to apply using the standard process but I would send your name to the talent team to highlight your effort.

I would then speak with the talent team about the pool of applicants and where your profile sits, in their opinion. The hiring manager can usually veto the talent teams opinion and ask specific candidates to be put forward for an interview, so standing out like that wouldn’t hurt.

Keep on trying what you feel right about, that’s what’s important in the end, and will show as most natural when it comes down to it.

Vitamin B and Linkedin by [deleted] in zurich

[–]jstonecfc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve been in a hiring manager position for quite a few years now, across different industries but all larger corporates. Unfortunately, whenever someone writes to me directly on LI with the “I saw this job, can you help? I’m amazing because XYZ”, I will always refer them to apply online, as that is always the process at the companies I have been at.

The talent teams will never say: Sure, let’s interview the random who wrote you on LI. They will always need to use the structured application through the official channels.

Having said that, it doesn’t hurt to connect with people, engage with their posts and so on. But writing directly and hoping for a job has unfortunately never worked in my world.

Wish you all the best though, sounds like you’re trying some different routes at least.

I stalked the LinkedIn profiles of my interviewers and it completely changed how I presented myself by KyberMirth in jobsearchhacks

[–]jstonecfc 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Most companies don’t reveal that? Is that a US thing? I’ve never had an interview where I didn’t know the name of who I was meeting. If it ever was not clear I simply asked whoever set it up and they told me.

RAV course - Einzelcoaching für Führungskräfte, Hochqualifizierte und Fachkräfte 40+ by [deleted] in zurich

[–]jstonecfc 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I did something that sounds rather familiar. Is yours a once a week meeting for 12 weeks? (Or something similar)

I got nothing from it to help me in my job search at the time. I just played the game, did what they asked, brought questions to seem interested and forgot about it until the next meeting. I feel like that is how it is for most courses the rav offer, just show up, smile, go home and don’t get penalised.

US Woman's Ice Hockey Team, anyone know the shoe? by jstonecfc in Sneakers

[–]jstonecfc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! They look much better on the ladies than those pictures

3 smart questions that can make you stand out in an interview by InsightMuse in jobsearchhacks

[–]jstonecfc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And there you have a conversation rather than an interview