Are You Burned Out in the Job Search?

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If you are feeling super burned out, the answer is always to take a break. The job search is so frickin draining no matter who you are. You're dealing with rejection and anxiety all at the same time for a really long period of time. We need to treat this like anything else. Yes, therere going to be times where we're active,. but then there also will be times when we're taking a break.

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[0:25] - #AAA for June 2022

[0:57] - Chad - If you had to attribute the success you've achieved to ONE thing, would it be?

[5:16] - Christos - I've only just started posting on LI. How damaging or difficult is it to change your personal brand after say a year or two?

[7:17] - Trevor - Many people are anxious or just plain afraid to type that first email or dial that first phone call to a person of interest who might be able to help their career search. What sort of "low risk" tips would you recommend for someone like that?

[11:01] - 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?

[15:06] - Justin - What major opportunity to improve a person's career is sitting right in front of their face, and most people are missing?

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