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As an ex-apple employee from my home country currently in the US on F1 visa and having applied to numerous jobs, It is good to let the employer/recruiter/hiring manager know everything about your visa and work authorization through your resume before you get to the interview so they are aware. This will ensure that whatever job offers you get are not cancelled later and most companies who are actually looking for F1 OPT or CPT students can specifically prefer you because you mentioned that in your resume.

I love this show format! ty for doing a show about ADHD and careers. literally my road to discovery over the last year. also caught the nod to everything is figureoutable. I did the UX/IA for their website coming on 10 years ago now- which was forward for its time and was live up until about 2 years ago when they switched to another one :P

Thank you for this helpful video. I'm six months pregnant and very excited and happy about it, but also in the middle of job hunting. Two job interviews coming up this week - affirming to myself that one of those interviews will lead to my new dream job.

Quite useful, I was wondering who to address cover letters to as not every job description specifies it.

Helpful 🔷️

Is the “degree” verifying Bachelors or Masters for example, or do they still into degree type, like Business Admin or History, etc?

Super helpful. You are awesome!🤩

Yes I would like to know how to reach the right person. It was emailed to me that my resume is forwarded to the screening team

The gender pay gap is due to work related preferences e.g men on average work longer hours and retire later meaning more money

I love that your clothes are relaxed and you speak so calmly too. Thank u and Goodluck on my panel interview tomorrow.

I would always block my number when making such a follow up call. If they say may I ask who's calling, I hang up. When i get an answering machine, I hang up. They can play their games, I can play mine . . .

Not every career dream is realistic. I'm 47. Not going to go back to college, get another 4 yr degree and be a counselor for high school kids. I'm in a bad relationship and unemployed. Sometimes you just need something to get you where you can pay bills.

"Life is just going to life"🙌😂

Are you a filipino?What exactly you mean for your videos?Hiring for have a third eyed only?

lol linkedin profile bahahahahahahahaha, honestly if you are good at lying, you can lie your way into anything.

Thanks for having me on!! 🎉

This is so great!

I hope in the next 5 years we can get rid off HR by AI. And place the money where is worth, in the technical part kf any company.

Money

Not triggered. I love money too!

Hi Emily! It tickled me when I started listening to you on podcast (I could not find how to leave my review there so I came here to show my excitement and support for you). Thanks to you, now I know a "coach" is MUCH MORE than an "expensive friend" :) I am so thankful that I have you as my coach. I am sure that many many people will find your insights helpful for getting clarity on their journeys.

Emily, I can't wait to hear and experience what your new podcast will offer. Sitting here thinking about my Wheels of Life, they're all <5's. From Imposter Syndrome creeping back into my worklife, not taking care of my health as best as I should, to feeling guilt about not having strong relationships with family and friends, I need to break this cycle and find more joy. So glad you're in my feed!

This was so relieving to watch. Thank you.

Very cool

Very Fast 😂😂😂. Playback speed has to be kept at 0.75x

4 months 🤰🏻✝️

What if your job doesn’t allow you to prioritize those things because getting there & coming home involves risking your life on shotty public transportation with people threatening you every other day & making the insurance so expensive you can’t afford it

Is this for a federal verification?

I've worked in logging for 16 years. The only real job skills I have are in that industry. I don't know how you can take that and make it seem like those skills can apply to some other job, because most jobs aren't anything like logging. I'm a hard physical worker, and I figured years and years of logging experience would pretty much look good as far as that goes. I need a career change because my commutes are unacceptably long. But no matter what kind of entry level jobs I've tried to get (construction, landscaping, painting, warehouse, etc.) no one will hire me. I don't understand this B.S. And when I was in my 20's it was the same exact garbage back then. That's why I originally stuck with logging, because nothing else ever worked out. But now I'm burned out on it.

A resume is a marketing tool....

Hello Emily. Do you think it's a good idea to include the U.S. work eligibility without sponsorship part in the cover letter instead of the resume?

I appreciate the effort but this video wasn't very helpful… It seems like you are only giving advice for office/corporate style jobs, and you didn't really explain how to do a follow up in very much detail. You gave an example of a brief paragraph that you could email someone but what if you are applying for a job at a sandwich shop or something like that? Or even say a McDonald's. Should you go in in person? How should you go about finding the correct person to email if that is the way you should approach it, and saying pretty much immediately is vague it would be a lot more helpful if you gave a specific number of days or hours or whatever before you follow up. Also you should go over various things the employer might bring up while you are following up, like even if you just send the example paragraph you used obviously they are going to respond and then what do you do next? I get that it is a brief video and I appreciate that part but pretty much all of my questions are still unanswered and I have watched the entire video. Again I definitely appreciate that you are trying to help people and give good advice I just think there is quite a lot that was only skimmed or skipped over completely👍

I’m over ready to land a new job 🥹🥹🥹🥹

Such a great video. I can feel the love! 💕

💯 ❤

Too fast I stopped feeling calm unfortunately

Calling a college institution, will not give you information about a person over the phone, so that part is incorrect.

Emily, thank you so much for sharing this content. Looking for a job on OPT has been feeling like a big step into the unknown. Your advice really helps me to believe that I can do it! :)

Thanks for sharing this. I am in my trimester, contemplating to quit my current job because it is more straining, not getting enough rest, underpaid, and indeed frustrated. I feel like quitting 😢

shut up

Love the outlook

Your RUclips channel is amazing! The content you create is entertaining and informative, The production quality, creativity, and passion you put into your videos are evident in every frame. you are keeping me hooked with every video. Keep up the fantastic work, you're doing a fantastic job! 😊👍

I’m 33 34 weeks pregnant and just started a new job and still job hunting for a better one lol

Mam how to do cold calling properly when searching for a job after a big career gap of 5 yrs due to family reasons ? I am an hvac engineer by profession trying to get back into work by looking for different job hunt methods..

I’ve been on 8 rounds of interviews only for the company to tell me that they are no longer hiring for the position I applied for at the end of it all.

I am not intelligent enough so please give me job based on my race and not my skills is what i get from this lol.

I want this job

figure out how to be the most authentic version of yourself, and bring that through to every new connection and interaction you have on LinkedIn. Try to have fun with it and let your excitement and experience bleed through.

Question: What can I offer to the other person? Emily: Being able to help other people make us feel happy. In that sense, when we seek for help, the person who helps you would willing to help you as well. It's not totally taking, but you “give” them the chance to use their expertise to help you. Megan: Patiently figuring out what the other person need, e.g. the goals they are working on in the upcoming month. Inspiring ideas: "Give > Take" "How can I try to offer something that is naturally to me that the other person might or might not struggle with?" Question: What has a job seeker done that really stand out? Or continue building the relationship after the information interview? Responses from the group 1. Follow up and stay connected 2. Send thank you note Emily: So many job seekers network with other people only once, and didn't follow up with them. It's not about how people you meet, but the amount of meaningful relationship you build with people you interested and admired. You can follow up with the person from the last conversation, let say you have applied the advice the person offers you, and this time you wanna talk about the issues or difficulties after applying the advice given, and asking suggestions for improvement or the next step. Through following up, you can turn "one-time meeting" to a new, great relationship. Inspiring ideas: "People love doing business with people they KNOW, LIKE and TRUST. So finding people that are like-minded, similar passion and mission, and build a sincere connection with them. When they need help one day, they would first think about you. And the opposite would also be true, when you need help one day, you would think about them too."