How To Organize Your Job Search

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How to get organized for a job search to standout as an underrepresented candidate. Practical tips and strategies to stay on top of your online applications, emails and LinkedIn messages so you can put your best self forward in the job interview. With so many moving parts, it’s easy to get disorganized and important to get a handle on all the details.

A disorganized job search process can lead to embarrassing mistakes like lost email addresses, confused deadlines, inefficient follow up or even missed interviews. Plus, it can lead to feelings of overwhelm. Planning for an organized job search is a key piece of success!

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0:00 Intro
0:19 The candidate who didn’t know why he was there
1:00 Why an organized job search is important
1:42 Step 1: Set clear goals
3:07 Step 2: Create a schedule
4:37 Step 3: Limit your number of applications
6:34 Step 4: Track your application details
8:04 How to track your job applications to stay organized
10:25 The candidate who didn’t know why he was there: what he should have done
10:54 Share tips for an organized job search in the comments
10:58 Outro

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About Shauna Cole

I want to help you get the job of your dreams! I founded the job board hirediverse.ca (jobs.hirediverse.ca/) to connect diverse professionals with employers who value inclusion.

I know first-hand that injustice shows up in the workplace in lots of ways. It’s those vague but powerful prejudices that run like currents below the surface of office politics. It's wrong. But so is perpetuating the dishonesty that bias is history. So, I’ve taken my experiences to create a job board and content that focuses on inclusion.

I’m an award-winning University Instructor, MBA, Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR) and Senior Certified Human Resources Professional (SHRM-SCP) with over 20 years' professional Human Resources experience.

As seen: CBC, LinkedIn News, The University of New Brunswick, The Canadian HR Reporter, Motherly, Working Mother, Huddle, The Maritime Edit, Fairygodboss, Jobscan and more.

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