Robert Hellmann

Career & Executive Coach, Presentations & LinkedIn trainer for organizations, NYU adjunct-prof., 20+ yrs in Corporate Management

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If work slows down during the upcoming holiday season, use the time to fuel your career. Focus on decision-making, strategic planning, and building relationships. Set career goals, create a "success plan," and network with purpose. https://t.co/6oIF9DSNGi

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Hired the wrong person? It happens. Avoid future mistakes by asking the right questions in interviews. Instead of vague questions, ask for specific examples of past performance similar to the job's goals. Follow up with detailed questions.
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Boost your visibility on LinkedIn by strategically using keywords in your profile. Think about the search terms your target audience uses to find candidates for roles you're interested in. This can help you to be found in candidate searches. https://t.co/I9hGtqAjsU

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Wondering if should accept their job "good" job offer? Watch out for these red flags: Negative online employee reviews, odd interview questions, no chance to meet your team, rushed offers, or constant last-minute cancellations.
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Stand out and show your value by demonstrating leadership. Take initiative, share your vision, influence others, and deliver results. Leaders are often the last to go, and you don’t need to manage a team to lead! https://t.co/nearKdUDEq #Leadership #CareerGrowth #Initiative

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Stay top of mind with your network Reconnect with 80% of your contacts every 3-6 weeks. A simple "hello and update" email is enough, or share a useful article or "additional thoughts." This way, they’ll remember you when opportunities arise. https://t.co/uMJQtwONoU #JobSearch

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If you’re seeking to land a type of role you’ve never had or a job in a new industry, make an effort to sound like an “insider.” That is, learn and use the language that will resonate with your audience to describe your experience. https://t.co/uMJQtwONoU #CareerTips #JobSearch

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Is your job search dragging on? Too much applying, not enough networking or cold outreach could be one reason. Tap into the hidden job market by reaching out directly to decision-makers. https://t.co/eaO6pUpD0C #JobSearchStrategy #hellmanncareerconsulting #roberthellmann

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Job search scams are real! Beware of phishing emails asking you to click links to submit personal info or download attachments. Scammers use these to steal your identity or infect your device with malware. Stay vigilant. https://t.co/0D8NVGXEtx #JobSearch #ScamAwareness

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Your resume shouldn't be a list of everything you’ve done. Focus on the skills and experiences relevant to the job you're targeting. Sometimes, leaving out significant accomplishments helps keep the focus on how you can best help your future employer. https://t.co/hWD2HxRpQz

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Are you waiting for opportunities to come to you, or are you actively pursuing them? Successful job seekers spend 80% of their time networking and reaching out directly to potential connections. https://t.co/sYPpuxAYrg #JobSearch #Networking

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Procrastination isn’t a time issue, it’s an emotion issue. To break through, start small—spend just 2 minutes on a task like brainstorming career goals. That tiny step can turn into big progress. https://t.co/8amnkg5JCm
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Does your work feel purposeful, meaningful, or important? If not, what can you do that would give you a sense of purpose? Research has shown that purpose and meaning are key drivers of life satisfaction. https://t.co/lpITRzmB77 #CareerAdvice #SelfReflection #CareerChange

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Keep resume bullets short and impactful. Aim for one line; two is okay, three max. Long bullets risk being skipped by employers skimming for key info. Make your points concise and easy to read. Less is more when it comes to capturing attention.
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To overcome age bias in your job search, first understand this key insight: you’re usually not facing age bias per se. Rather, you’re facing underlying issues that employers think about when they compare you to the younger competition. https://t.co/88p0DnaSCI

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Frustrated with a long job search? Maybe you're fishing in a sea with too few fish. For a productive job search, play the numbers game to win. That is, ensure you’re targeting enough potential opportunities to get results quickly. https://t.co/eaO6pUpD0C

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Stay safe during your job search. Watch out for phishing scams that trick you into sharing personal info or downloading malware. Take a moment to verify links in emails or messages. https://t.co/0D8NVGXEtx #JobSearch #OnlineSafety

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Stand out in your job search by speaking the insider language of your target industry. If you lack experience, proactively demonstrating deep industry knowledge in interviews and meetings can make up for it and land you the role. https://t.co/uMJQtwONoU #JobSearch #CareerTips

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Job hunters have faster searches when they go beyond just waiting for the posting to show up or the search firm to call. They actively network and reach out directly to get informational meetings and interviews, and then keep in touch.
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Dislike cold calling? Remember the value you're bringing. If they don't know they need your service yet, you’re the one doing them a favor by introducing it. Don’t see it as a favor to you—see it as you offering them something essential. https://t.co/5CqS5wzzRf