You know doomscrolling. You open an app, you tell yourself five minutes, and an hour later you feel worse than when you started. Doomjobbing is the job search version of that. You refresh the same
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I hear a version of the same sentence almost every week. “If someone would just give me a chance, I know I could do it.” A client said it to me again recently. Smart person.
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We hear it all the time. LinkedIn branding is essential. It is where careers are made and the hidden job market exists. But if you’re currently employed, you can’t throw up any indicators that you