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The Baggage of Friendship
I spoke with someone who was a successful leader in his organization, well-regarded, encouraged, and mentored but wrestling with demons that were becoming pervasive in his thinking.
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I answered questions about #jobsearch. I only answered two because I was not feeling well. Next week, I'll have a normal show.
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No BS Career Advice: August 7 2024
The only taste of success some people get is to take a bite out of you
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My Best LinkedIn Tip
Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter offers his best LinkedIn Tip for job hunters and passive applicants alike. 
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The Current Job Market
The beginning of LinkedIn User Staff Reductions (LUSRs) began with Meta's layoffs in December 2022. They have not stopped.
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Why Not Saying What You're Looking for can be a Mistake
Salary negotiation is a touchy subject for job hunters. One area of conflict is whether to tell people what you are looking for.
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I Used to Use Job Boards
I Used to Use Job Boards By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter I was a professional recruiter for more than 40 years, surviving one economic slowdown or another through those times. I confess. I used job boards to help me find talent for my clients.   I also use: Networking LinkedIn research Email Facebook...
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Episode 3000
I’ve taught many job search lessons and offered career advice through the show and thought it would be a great time to summarize several important takeaways.
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What Was Your Favorite Song When You Were in High School
What Was Your Favorite Song When You Were in High School? By Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter I was teaching an interview course this morning when someone put a question into chat: “How would you answer the question, ‘ What was your favorite song in high school?'” He later commented that it seemed like...
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How to Choose a Career: 10 Steps to a Happy Professional Life [Guide]
Statistically, we change jobs over 10 times in our lifetime. Mostly because of boredom. Do you want to follow the pattern?
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