My ultimate goal is to build a rewarding career. When you do something you enjoy, you will thrive. I share with you the raw lessons from my experiences. Enjoy the video. Feel free to ping me when you have questions: https://www.facebook.com/innerfire.me/

Wish you an exciting career ahead.

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1. Understand first your passion & strengths– what is it that you love doing. This is much easier said than done and often the hardest step.

   • Building YOUR story

   • Understanding your strength 

2. Researching roles, companies, and building industry knowledge
   • Building Industry Knowledge
   • How to do research about the company/industry/products
   • How to quickly build up domain expertise? 
3. Expanding your network in a meaningful way
   • Building an awesome LinkedIn profile
   • Using LinkedIn to expand your network 
   • Using LinkedIn to reach out directly to the hiring manager and HR manager 
   • Using LinkedIn to ask for help during your interview
4. Job applications
   • Building a winning mindset
   • How to handle rejections
   • Resume & Cover Letter
   • Doing your mock interview & (Common mistakes to avoid)
   • How to relax right before the interview
   • Common Interview Questions. These questions mainly to establish three things: what motivates you, do you have the right skills, how you think:
     • What motivates you? Your story? Why you choose this company? This role?:  
       • Tell me about yourself. What motivates you?
       •  Why are you applying for this job? Why this industry?
     • Do you have the right skills for this role? 
       • How are your skills suitable for this job?  (Same question as What are your strengths?)
     • How you think: 
       • What you do you know about your products/services? Where do you see this industry is going? How can we improve?
       • What is your biggest weakness?
       • What can you do for us in this role that is better than any other candidates? (How to truly stand out in a job interview).
       • How to answer a question you don’t know the answer to 
       • Do you have any questions for me?