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AI Made Every Resume Better and Harder to Remember (opens the original)
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It was a Tuesday evening last spring. I was working through 64 applications for a team lead role at my kitchen table, eating cold pasta straight out of the container because I’d promised myself I’d finish the pile before dinner and dinner had come and gone. The resumes were good, which is what made the evening so tiring. Clean layouts, tidy bullets, every line opening with a strong verb, nearly every achievement carrying a percentage. And the same phrases kept coming back. “Drove cross-functiona
What Companies Actually Want From Candidates (opens the original)
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A lot of people return to the job market with a resume built around the market they left.They know what their previous company valued. They know the tools and language used inside that business. They remember what recruiters wanted the last time they searched for a job.Then they start applying again.Forty applications later, the response is close to zero. The common reaction is to change the resume design, add more keywords, ask AI to rewrite the summary, or start blaming an ATS.I would check so
Your First Job Search Step is a Conversation (opens the original)
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Many job searches begin with activity that feels productive and creates almost no new information or new leads.A new resume version, another headline rewrite, twelve applications before lunch. Maybe a paid template because the current CV suddenly looks suspicious after staring at it for two hours. The work is visible, measurable, easy to count, and it feels like progress even if it’s not. By Friday, you can say you applied to 47 jobs, and within two weeks you can post on LinkedIn about your 300
How to Find Jobs Before They Hit the Big Boards (opens the original)
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You’ve read the advice: “The hidden job market, the networking, the ‘80% of roles are never posted.’” Fine, we all know that this is nonsense debunked 100 times. Now name three places to look tonight, at 9 pm, in your pajamas, with a laptop and no contacts. That’s where the advice stops, every time, and I think it stops because most of the people giving it haven’t looked for a job in a decade.I coach job seekers on weekends. Not as a side hustle exactly, more like a habit I can’t shake after twe
Why Was Your Resume Rejected So Quickly? (opens the original)
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A candidate once replied to a rejection email less than a day after applying and asked whether anyone had actually read the resume.It was a fair question. The rejection had arrived quickly enough to feel insulting.I remember the morning because I was eating a dry supermarket croissant over my keyboard, one meeting-room screen refused to connect, and I was supposed to be fixing a spreadsheet that had somehow turned every date into January 1900. By the time the candidate wrote back, the resume had
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