
Episode 24: Opportunity Overhaul! featuring Matt Warzel
05/03/22 • 25 min
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Episode 23: Winning the Interview Game with Matt Evans, ConfidentlyInterview.com
What is the Interview Game and are you playing it correctly? The rules aren’t always about having the best-looking resume or perfectly answering the questions during the job interview. The rules of the game have changed over the years. Today's job market requires that you stand out from the crowd and how you market yourself. Personal branding is the hidden secret to winning the Interview Game. How are you showing up to the process? Are you marketing yourself online? How do you sell yourself to hiring leaders and during the job interview? Being your authentic self is important and what sets yourself apart from other players in the game..... Meet Matt Evans, owner of ConfidentlyInterview.com. He is an interview coach who helps job seekers become prepared and confident for interviews. He personally had to learn the “interview game” the hard way early in his career, but was ultimately able to navigate himself to his dream job at Apple. During his 10+ years of real-world experience, he has hired hundreds of people and has helped them progress in their own careers. What sets Matt apart is that he doesn’t only teach interview tips and strategies that help people stand out, but also partners with people throughout the interview process. In this episode, Matt and I share our perspective on how to get through the Interview Process and some tips to help you along the way. To hear more secret hints and codes on the game, you have to listen to this entire episode! Find more about Matt: IG - confidentlyinterview Website - www.confidentlyinterview.com Learn more about Jess Get Hired at www.jessgethired.com If you need help with interviewing or questions about the interview process, reach out to us! #jessgethired
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Episode 25: Eggrolls and Eyerolls - My AAPI life
Episode 25 of the Jess Get Hired Podcast is entitled, Eggrolls and Eyerolls. In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month #AAPI, I made it in time to share my lighthearted take on what it's like to be an Asian in Corporate America. To be more specific, Filipino. I briefly discuss why Asian women are precluded from leadership positions at America's Top Companies, as well as the boardroom's lack of diversity. I'll also share a few of my "eye-roll" moments. I share my stories and experiences, as well as address the most common misconceptions that most people have: "Where are you from?" "You aren't Asian enough...." "Asians never seem to age,......you look like you're 12." "Asians become doctors or nurses..." "You know Karate, right?" ...and more.... This is a good-natured conversation that I hope entertains you while also shedding light on our differences and allowing us to laugh about it.. About the Jess Get Hired Podcast This podcast is hosted by Jessica Fiesta George, a Talent Acquisition Executive that consults Private-Equity backed companies on positioning them for growth. The podcast is for jobseekers, business professionals, the underemployed, and the unappreciated employee that are looking to level up their opportunities. Learn more at www.jessgethired.com This episode is sponsored by Kitcaster. Have a unique story to tell? Why not share it on a podcast? Get booked on top podcasts that your audience is listenting to! A special offer for guests of this podcast: https://www.kitcaster.com/jessgethired for more details! Like this episode? Buy her a coffee (or Boba Tea) Venmo or CashApp: FiestaGeorge
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