Sue Connelly’s KIT List Blog

Get job tips from the experts on the first KIT List TV show December 4, 2011

For the longest time, I’ve wanted to find a way to get important job search tips and strategies to the great people in our KIT List community – and to any of your friends who are looking for a job.

Thanks to a local access TV station in Mountain View, KMVT, we’ve started a monthly TV program called, “Get That Job!”  In this series, you will get the best advice straight from the experts who are actually doing the hiring.

To view our first TV show on YouTube, just go to:

http://budurl.com/KITtv1

My whole purpose for the KIT List is to help great people find great jobs, yet I realize that it takes more than just getting job leads to land the right job.

I’m no expert, but I know the people who ARE the experts in these areas, and I finally have a chance to get them in front of each of you through this new TV series. My mission is to help you learn the best tools, techniques and ideas for finding the job you’ll love!

I’ve found that people are talented in many ways, but at a loss when it comes to their own job search. They want to know the best job search strategies and how to accelerate landing a new job.

I’ve personally seen people making serious mistakes that are hurting their chances.  Are you accidentally making some of these mistakes?

- Do you know how to use new technologies such as LinkedIn and other social media tools effectively?

- Are you interviewing well?

- Do you know how to network in a positive way?

- Is your resume working for you?

We will cover those topics and more in this series.

Here’s just one tip from this first show:

Don’t slow your job search during the holidays! According to the Department of Labor, the months with the highest volumes for hiring of the year are actually in December, January and February. This gives you an extra advantage to be noticed while others are backing off on their search.

Take a look at the show and please share the link with any other friends or colleagues who can benefit from these insights from the experts.

Here’s to your finding an amazing job!