How To Get A Job – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode, we explore a topic that's crucial for everyone: Career Transitioning. We’re joined by a very special guest, Julia Rock—Founder of Rock Career Development, TEDx & Keynote Speaker, LinkedIn Top Voice, and member of the Forbes Coaches Council. We had a fascinating discussion about the growing demand and interest in the tech industry, while also exploring the wealth of opportunities available in other sectors. We took a deep dive into the potential of industries like healthcare, energy, and more. We also reflected on the foundations of a successful career transition, focusing on transferable skills. Julia shared valuable insights on how to identify and leverage these skills to position yourself effectively, so other industries can clearly see the value you bring. Additionally, we discussed the mindset you should adopt when approaching a career change to a new industry—how to make an organization see your worth, even without direct experience in that field—and how to build a new network in the industry you wish to transition to.

In this episode, we talk with Patricia Ortega, founder of Uncommon Career, about the emotional ups and downs that come with job searching. We explore how this is a process all job seekers must go through. Together with Patricia, we analyze tools and strategies that can help navigate challenges or rejection during the job hunt. We also discuss the importance of having clarity about what you want, building personal connections, and adopting an entrepreneurial mindset as an employee.

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In this episode you will find crucial tools for empowerment and leadership. This time, along with Tony Bagnato, an Executive Coach and former Executive, we delve deeply into the concept of thinking big and the extensive preparation required to be an executive. We explore the mindset that can be developed, how to manage pressure, and much more in this episode. Don’t miss out, and remember to like and subscribe.

How much time do recruiters really spend reviewing your resume?

Definitely not enough to see all your potential.

I can tell you from my 10 years of experience in helping job seekers, your resume by itself WILL NOT land you your dream job, but networking will.

Don’t just hear it from me, listen to Manny Duenas, University Recruiter at Intuit and the Career Doctor, on how your career can start going uphill if you start building the right relationships, just as his did.

So on this episode, you will learn how to:

• Beat your imposter syndrome
• Stand out when applying for competitive companies
• Gain credibility for your resume

If you’re not getting callbacks and are struggling with networking, then take 30 min to listen to this episode now.

If you need extra help and want to learn how to beat over 95% of all other applicants while spending HALF the time applying for Jobs, register for my FREE workshop TODAY!

Let’s connect! 

I want to hear from you, so please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn!

Episode Produced by: Sofia Rojas

Best time of the year to get a job? Fall recruitment by far!! 

Don’t just take my word for it. 

Hear it from Stephanie Nuesi, who works at Google, has done internships with JP Morgan and PWC and is the founder and CEO of Max Up.

In this week’s episode of the How to land a job podcast, we talk all about how to get ready for this important season. 

• The best time to start
• The importance of networking 
• Understanding the application timelines 
• What you can do to make your application stand out 

So if you are looking to get into a top tier program this fall, then this is an episode you won't want to miss.

If you need extra help and want to learn how to beat over 95% of all other applicants while spending HALF the time applying for Jobs, register for my FREE workshop TODAY!

Let’s connect! 

I want to hear from you, so please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn!

Episode Produced by: Sofia Rojas

Are you the victim or the victor of your story? 

Do you think you are unlucky and that nothing good happens to you? 

Well the truth is that I used to think that way.  

I used to look at my life and think of all the negative things and ignore the bad. 

Then I was introduced to a growth mindset. 

When I shifted how I looked at the world, the world literally changed for the positive. 

That is when I realized that our environment and our surroundings do not define us. 

Now, I get that this is easier said than done, but it is something we need to focus on. 

That is why on this episode of the podcast I brought my friend Justin Schenck to the show. 

Justin has been able to overcome massive obstacles and beat out the statistics. 

Now Justin has a thriving community and host one of the best podcasts around Growth Now Movement. 

Where he has interviewed some of the most successful people alive. 

Including Dean Graziosi ,Ed Mylett and Andy Frisella. 

And on this episode of the podcast we talk about : 

• Building a growth mindset and overcoming limiting beliefs.
• The 5 types of people you need in your life.
• How to network with people outside of your circle. 

If you have been struggling with imposter syndrome and having negative thoughts, take 30 minutes to listen to this episode now.

If you need extra help and want to learn how to beat over 95% of all other applicants while spending HALF the time applying for Jobs, register for my FREE workshop TODAY!

Let’s connect! 

I want to hear from you, so please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn!

Episode Produced by: Sofia Rojas

If you had the chance to interview 30 recruiters from companies like Google, BCG, Airbnb, and Tiktok what would you ask them?

How helpful do you think it would be towards your job search advice?

Do you think it will give you an under hand?

The answer is obvious.

This information is extremely powerful and will give you the upper hand in the job search process.

So that is why I had to bring my friend AJ Eckstein to the podcast. AJ Eckstein is the host of The Final Round Podcast, in which he interviews recruiters from the world's top companies.

During this episode, AJ and I discuss common advice that recruiters he has interviewed have mentioned. We also speak about how to network your way to the interview and much more.

If you ever wanted to learn what recruiters thought during the hiring process and and wondered what is the secret to networking, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

If you need extra help and want to learn how to beat over 95% of all other applicants while spending HALF the time applying for Jobs, register for my FREE workshop TODAY!

Let’s connect! 

I want to hear from you, so please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn!

Episode Produced by: Sofia Rojas

When you apply to a job you are usually one of hundreds applicants! Statistically speaking it feels like a losing battle. But here are 2 things you can do to dramatically improve your chances of getting noticed. Stop using the stay and pray approach. Focus on networking to gain visibility The reality is that companies might get hundreds of applications but most people are not qualified since they are applying to everything. If you want to learn more about this topic I had Mac Prichard on the podcast. He found Mac’s list over 20 years ago and host the top podcast in job search “Find Your Dream Job” with over 2 million downloads. This is an episode you don’t want to miss.

Getting a job in America is very different from getting a job in another country. Yet most international students don’t change their approach. The fact is that many things that made you successful in your country can be the things holding you back. To explore this topic more we had Rob Adams a cross cultural expert and founder of Chai & Coaching to the podcast. In this episode we spoke about the biggest culture difference between America and Asia and what international students need to do differently to stand out. Check out this episode to learn more!!

We assume that graduating and getting a job is the finish line, but it is the start of a marathon. The problem is that this marathon is very different than the one we just finished. During our school years, we had structure. We were told what to do to get to the next grade and even graduate. But in the career marathon, we don't have the level of support. It is up to us to own our careers and be strategic so that we can continue to level up. That is why in today’s episode of the How to Land a Job podcast I brought Maya Grossman to the show. She is a Peak Performance coach with over 15 Years of experience, a best-selling author, and ex-Google and marketing. So if you want to own your career make sure you check out the show.