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It Takes 5 Months to Get Hired Right Now. Here's How to Cut That in Half.

It Takes 5 Months to Get Hired Right Now. Here's How to Cut That in Half.By: ILENE REIN

The average job search takes five months. Some people search for years. My clients get hired in seven to eight weeks. Same market. Different results. Here's what's actually happening and why.

It Takes 5 Months to Get Hired Right Now. Here's How to Cut That in Half.

Stop Applying. Start Doing This Instead...

Stop Applying. Start Doing This Instead...By: ILENE REIN

It's January and everyone is applying to jobs. That's exactly why your applications are going nowhere. 75% of resumes never reach a human. Here's what to fix before you send another one.

Stop Applying. Start Doing This Instead...

The December Mistake Costing Job Seekers Time and Money...

 The December Mistake  Costing Job Seekers  Time and Money...By: ILENE REIN

Most job seekers pause in December, thinking nobody is hiring. That belief could cost you months and thousands of dollars. Here's what Recruiters are actually doing right now while you wait.

 The December Mistake  Costing Job Seekers  Time and Money...

You're Networking Wrong. Here's What Actually Gets Responses

You're Networking Wrong. Here's What Actually Gets ResponsesBy: ILENE REIN

Most job seekers hate networking because they're doing it wrong. 70% of jobs are never posted publicly. If you're only applying online, you're missing most of what's out there. Here's what actually works to tap into the hidden job market.

You're Networking Wrong. Here's What Actually Gets Responses

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