How to land a job in a competitive market

September jobs data released Friday revealed that the US economy added 254,000 jobs, surpassing economists' expectations of 150,000. In light of this robust job market, SDS Global Enterprises, Inc. President Shirley Davis joins to offer valuable job-seeking tips. Davis emphasizes the importance of "leverag[ing] your network," which can provide job referrals, insights into workplace culture, and information about required skills. She encourages job seekers to view each opportunity as a chance "to grow and to thrive." Davis even suggests using AI for job searching to gain deeper insights into career development. "Be clear about your skills, gifts, talents, and strengths, as well as the results and value you bring to the organization," Davis advises. "Do your due diligence on salary. Justify the salary range you're seeking, and do it with clarity, conviction, and confidence," she told Yahoo Finance. Davis also cautions job seekers about "golden handcuffs" — attractive offers from current employers designed to retain staff that may not serve the employee's best interests in the long run.

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[hayess]

I’m definitely in a golden handcuff situation waiting for the job market to flip again because I’m scared

[YaoAnne-jg]

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[jaehparrk]

how to land a job? by getting trump elected and droppin rates. increasing energy to lower transportation costs