The Art of Finding Work
Nick KossovanWeekly job search advice that is pragmatic and unsweetened. If you are looking for the usual cookie-cutter job search advice, you have come to the wrong place. WARNING: This newsletter will change your job search results.
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A Candidate Being Overqualified Is a Legitimate Concern
A fundamental principle of humanity—innate freedom—is that everyone has a right to pursue their own self-interests, which inherently lends itself to liberal democracy and capitalism. In other words, you and I are free, within the boundaries...
Complaining How Employers Hire Doesn’t Help Your Job Search
"Complaining is not a strategy. You have to work with the world as you find it, not as you would have it be." ― Jeff Bezos
Reality of Job Searching: There’s Always Someone Better Than You
I always remind myself that there is someone younger, hungrier, and more skilled than I am; in other words, there's always someone better than I am. This keeps me humble and on my toes.
What Makes My Spidey Senses Tingle With a Job Candidate
Call it my spidey senses—a feeling that something, or someone, is risky or dangerous—or "Professionally Ingrained Cynicism," when someone doesn't feel right, they just don't "feel right."
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Nick Kossovan, a well-seasoned veteran of the corporate landscape, offers pragmatic and unsweetened job search advice that appears in newspapers and online news outlets across Canada. more
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