Are you tired of sending out countless resumes without getting results? Do you feel lost in the job market, unsure of how to stand out? Someone recently said, “Getting a job is impossible.” I disagree. It’s hard, yes, but not impossible. Here’s the real talk… If you want to transform your job search: 🚫 You don’t need to submit hundreds of applications. 🚫 You don’t need to schedule endless coffee chats with industry professionals. 🚫 And you don’t need to spend all your waking hours job searching. What you DO need to do is: ✔️ Identify the right jobs and companies that align with your passions and strengths. ✔️ Craft a standout resume and LinkedIn profile that grab attention. ✔️ Master networking to create meaningful connections. ✔️ Ace interviews by understanding what employers really want. ✔️ Negotiate your salary with confidence. These are the 5 fundamentals for landing a lucrative job offer. I’m hosting a LIVE workshop on Tuesday, October 29th and Wednesday, October 30th at 6:00 PM EST / 5:00 PM CST where I’ll teach you how to implement these fundamentals into your job search. This is the crash-course version of my full Career Ladder coaching program! Disclaimer: If you aren’t serious about getting a job, this isn’t for you. ✨ BONUS: Attendees will receive FREE resources, including: - Guide to building an effective professional network - LinkedIn message templates - Interview guide - Resume guide and checklist - Email templates for post-interview follow-ups Spaces are limited! 👉 Reserve your spot now! Use the link below to sign up for FREE! https://careerladderpod.myflodesk.com/fromapplicationtooffer Let’s take control of your career together!

With the current economic climate resembling a job recession, especially in white-collar sectors, it’s important to adapt your job search strategy. This means that simply applying to numerous job listings may not get you the results you hope for. Use these strategies to help you land your next job: Instead of getting lost in the sea of applications, consider this structured 7-day plan to enhance your job search: 1️⃣ Monday: Celebrity DMs Reach out to ten influential individuals in your field—think executives or industry leaders. Craft personalized messages that showcase your interest and potential value. 2️⃣ Tuesday: School Day Dedicate time to learn something new related to your industry. Share your insights on social media, increasing your visibility and engagement. 3️⃣ Wednesday: Craft Day Work on a project that showcases your skills—whether it’s a coding project, a blog, or redesigning a product. Share this work online to attract attention. 4️⃣ Thursday: Money Day Explore ways to earn money online. Consider freelance gigs or tutoring. Financial stability can provide the mental clarity needed for a successful job search. 5️⃣ Friday: Networking Day Attend virtual networking events or webinars in your field. Connect with attendees on LinkedIn afterward to expand your professional network. 6️⃣ Saturday: Reflect and Adjust Review your week. What worked? What didn’t? Adjust your strategy based on these reflections. 7️⃣ Sunday: Prepare for the Week Ahead Set goals for the upcoming week and plan actionable steps to achieve them. Keep track of all of your applications and outreach you do. Talk to people in the roles you want to be in. Shift your focus from merely applying online to actively networking and showcasing your skills, you can better position yourself in a competitive job market. If you need help with networking with the companies, comment the word "Network" and I will work with you to land your next job!

Job Title: Sr. Sourcing Specialist, Electronic Components (Starlink) Company Name: SpaceX Link to job:https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3993961368 Job Title: Senior Analyst, Supply Chain Planning Systems Company Name: Chipotle Mexican Grill Link to job: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4039356828 Recruiter to contact: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7249129506794283009-N38K?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop Job Title: Supply Chain Sustainability Analyst Company Name: Sensient Technologies Corporation Link to job: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4025854524 Recruiter to contact: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/scott-anderson-6a3217a_check-out-this-job-at-sensient-technologies-activity-7249465764913582080-ZC5h?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop Job Title: Senior Supply Chain Planner Company Name: Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies Link to job: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4035372355 Recruiter to contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancyservigna/ Job Title: Snap-On Company Name: Director of Supply Chain & Manufacturing Operations Link to job: https://shorturl.at/jKGlo Recruiter to contact: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sophia-mountz-6419a4b4_director-of-supply-chain-manufacturing-activity-7249473877800583168-ywoz?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Are you looking to supercharge your job search on LinkedIn? Master the art of direct messaging with these proven strategies! Why LinkedIn Messaging Matters In today's evolving recruitment landscape, effective LinkedIn messaging can be a game-changer for supply chain professionals. Here's why: - Direct access to decision-makers - Building valuable relationships and trust - Increased job search efficiency - Navigating the changing recruitment environment Key Steps to LinkedIn DM Mastery 1. Identify Your Target: Choose between decision-makers, peers, recruiters, or connections. 2. Research and Personalize: Use AI tools to analyze profiles and find key accomplishments to reference. 3. Craft Your Message: Create a compelling subject line and use a structured template for your message body. 4. Review and Refine: Ensure your message is authentic, clear, and has a specific call-to-action. 5. Follow-Up Plan: Send polite follow-ups if needed, limiting to 2-3 attempts. Sample Scripts The document includes several tested scripts for different scenarios, including: - Reaching out to known recruiters - Requesting referrals through connections - Cold outreach to potential hiring managers Personalization is key! Use these templates as a starting point, but always tailor your message to the individual and situation. By mastering LinkedIn messaging, you'll open doors to new opportunities and advance your supply chain career. Who's ready to level up their networking game? Comment below and I will share the document with you directly!

92% of people responded saying networking & Referrals I wasn’t surprised by these results as most jobs are filled through referrals. Before the next job opens, you already have a connection with the company you want to apply to. Take these actions: * Follow your Target Companies & their Leadership Teams including Recruiters * Comment on the posts from the company and the leadership team regularly. * Make Connections Follow and engage the content of employees at your target company, especially the 2nd-degree connections. - After a week, send a connection request—(Sunday night). - Send a quick message on Monday (or when it’s accepted), something like “Hey, thanks for connecting. I’m interested in XYZ company— according to my research and from what I hear it looks like a great place to work! How do you like it?” or "What's made you continue to work there for X (number) of years? - If they respond, immediately reply with a voice message of “Hey, I’d love to chat for 10 minutes about your experience at XYZ company and the culture there!” - When they reply (or after two days), send a follow-up text DM, “I’m free next week on XXX at ___am or XXX at ___pm. Would one of those work?” Better yet, create a free Calendly account and share your calendar link with them directly so they can pick a time for the call. **It's okay to follow up, you aren't bothering them!** Now that you have an internal connection and they are willing to attach their name to your application, use their referral to apply to that job! Referrals are people who vouch for you when they refer you, they represent you. The more you build relationships and trust with them, the higher chances are they will refer you to the job or even share your resume internally. Have you had luck with referrals? Let me know in the comments below!