Ask Me Anything About Job Search
By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter

This was an experiment I did . .  . The first Ask Me Amything I did. Today’s questions were:

What looks better on a resume, 8 years at one job and a good recommendation from the manager, or 2 years at four separate jobs with good recommendations from all of the managers?

Are there headhunters that only charge money if they land you a job?

If you are given a written notice at work, should you be looking for another job, could that mean they wanna get rid of you?

Should you include a description of a company on your resume?

Is recruiting a dead-end job?

Mindset: Finding Meaning in Your Work

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