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Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something

There's not much positive you can take from a job search, especially one that goes on for an extended period of time. It's often an endless roller coaster ride of emotions and highs and lows. More often than not, the lows linger if you let them. Your time is most often spent searching for and applying to multiple jobs per day, following…See More
Jun 29, 2012
Joe Redshaw commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"Yes, you are correct Marc.  It does go both ways.  I often see people on the interview team not read a resume until it is their turn, or as they are walking to the interview (or not at all).  Often the interview team is not on the…"
Jun 28, 2012
Marc Mapes commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"Thanks for the continued comments. I didn't intend to cause a discussion about the reasons for extended unemployment or the issue of candidates being unprepared for interviews, although a healthy debate is always good. I merely meant to give a…"
Jun 28, 2012
Marc Mapes liked Marc Mapes's blog post Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something
Jun 28, 2012
Randall Scasny commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"Amy, what you describe is pretty bad. But here's one that tops it: the India Body Shop (corp to corp) model of contract staffing. Basically, they abuse the H1B worker visa system by swapping around "benched Hibs" in the hidden market.…"
Jun 28, 2012
Amy Ala commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"HI Randall, happy to agree to disagree ;) You do have a point but like so many things, it's entirely subjective based on everyone's personal situation / experience.   I worked for the Washington State Employment Security Department at…"
Jun 28, 2012
Joe Redshaw commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"And to add something else.  I have in fact seen good interviewers get the job and turn out to be "not so good" employees and I believe that people have interviewed poorly and not gotten the job just because of that reason.  Where…"
Jun 28, 2012
Joe Redshaw commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"There is also the fact that people are forgetting how to interview.  As a Corporate Recruiter, I cannot (will not/do not)  prep my candidates.  I want to see how they prepare for the interview.  I find so many come to interviews…"
Jun 28, 2012
Randall Scasny commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"Amy: I'll acknowledge the logic of your point. But, I think we have to agree to disagree. You describe the ideal world. In the real world, people get tracked to a life of temping. And, as they get older, they are one illness (themselves or a…"
Jun 28, 2012
Marc Mapes commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"Ha, thanks Amy. You beat me to my point about #3."
Jun 28, 2012
Marc Mapes commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"Thanks Helen. Learning a little about code and a lot about doing decent mockups and user journeys has been, if nothing else, quite fun. And let's face it, anyone who spends most of their days combing through job ads deserves to have a but of…"
Jun 28, 2012
Amy Ala commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"Marc, good article. Randall, I'm afraid I have to disagree with your third point. The "normal" human being that would want to take a 6 week to 3 month job is the one that wants to take advantage of what is essentially a paid working…"
Jun 28, 2012
Randall Scasny commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"While I will not dispute the gist of your post that one of the causes of a difficult, extended job search campaign is a lack of competitive job skills that make the job seeker uncompetitive in a field of viable candidates. But, frankly, I've…"
Jun 28, 2012
Helen Burbank (Appleby) commented on Marc Mapes's blog post 'Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something'
"Great reminder of how you can turn down time into learning time. Not only when job seeking but I like to do learn new things in my downtime in order to boost my abilities within my current job.  Side note, I can also endorse Code Academy and…"
Jun 28, 2012
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Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something

There's not much positive you can take from a job search, especially one that goes on for an extended period of time. It's often an endless roller coaster ride of emotions and highs and lows. More often than not, the lows linger if you let them. Your time is most often spent searching for and applying to multiple jobs per day, following…See More
Jun 27, 2012
Marc Mapes updated their profile
Jan 15, 2012

Profile Information

Name
Marc Mapes
Job Title
Co-founder
Company
HireMatch.me
Which best describes your profession?
Vendor
How many years have you been in the business?
2-4 years
Which industries do you work in now?
All Industries
How many employees in your company?
<10
Which conferences do you plan to attend in the next year?
ERE, Onrec, RecruitFest, SHRM
What kind of networking are you open to?
Open networking
Website
http://hirematch.me
LinkedIn Profile
http://uk.linkedin.com/in/marcmapes
Twitter Profile
http://twitter.com/#!/marcmapes
Facebook Profile
http://www.facebook.com/HireMatch.me

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Stories of a jobseeker vol. 3: Learn something

Posted on June 27, 2012 at 2:51pm 12 Comments

There's not much positive you can take from a job search, especially one that goes on for an extended period of time. It's often an endless roller coaster ride of emotions and highs and lows. More often than not, the lows linger if you let them. Your time is most often spent searching for and applying to multiple jobs per…

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