Are There One or Two Things That Hold People Back From Landing Their Jobs?

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Job searching is a really mentally draining activity, and we need to take breakes in order for us to say mentally healthy. The first thing is that these people continue to bit into processes that don't work. So when you look at the whole pool of candidates and job seekers out there, there are two things that are really a common thread across most of them who are not seeing the results they want.

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[0:25] - #AAA for December 2021

[2:14] - Donna - Did you ever consider becoming a Product Manager? You seem to have a lot of the qualities to make a great PM, e.g. being data-driven, entrepreneurial spirit, customer/user focused.

[5:26] - Charly - If you're feeling burned out, is it better to take a break from the job hunt, completely reevaluate what you want, or keep doing what you've been doing?

[10:12] - Curt - Are there one or two things you most commonly see holding people back from landing jobs?

[15:46] - Jasmine - Do you feel like there is an element of luck that is needed when it comes to job searching (a.k.a. right place at the right time)? Or does the right system solve for that?

[18:54] - Madeline - What’s your favorite browser plugin?

[20:28] - Jason - Following up on a previous episode where you shared your favorite pumpkin ale, what’s your favorite holiday beer? Mine is Celebration from Sierra Nevada.

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