7 days a week, No BS Job Search Advice Radio delivers job hunting advice that will help transform your job search into something far better. Hosted by Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter, No BS Job Search Advice Radio is easy-to-implement advice that will help you find work much more easily. It has been called "The OG of job search podcasts" because it has been online continuously since November 2010... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2490 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareers |
EP 2919 I recently listened to a group of people give elevator pitches. Here's what I think. #shorts more
EP 2918 This is the easiest way to start. more
EP 2917 There are a lot of things they don't know. Let me start with one key thing. more
EP 2916 I had never heard of this test so I went looking for it and found this interpretation. I think you can apply the thinking to any industrial psychology test. more
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The podcast itself has useful content, and I have no problem with short episodes. However, approximately half the podcast content is either advertising or self-promotion. This becomes annoying very quickly with the shorter episodes when hearing the same ad 20 times in half an hour.
So I appreciate the smaller bite sized content, but producing 2 episodes with the exact same content under a different episode title, is sad and doesn’t confer authority. If you are truly an expert in this field, you would give multiple different examples, dive into nuisances, etc. plus the intro music - can’t hear him actually speak during the music.
For anyone that is conducting a job search or one day will be conducting a job search, this is one of the most valuable tools at your disposal and it’s at your fingertips! I’ve listened to several episodes now and the content is on point and easy to utilize. Great tool to be listened to and shared.
This podcast provides to-the-point advice for ambitious job-seekers who are ready, willing, and able to achieve their career goals.
As an executive coach & host of Breakthroughs: Smart Strategies for Career Growth, I give Jeff’s podcast for job search a five star rating; You’ll find great tips in short episodes for networking, professional branding, interviewing to leveraging LinkedIn and much more. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the job search mode.
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