[Podcast] How one man built up a national profile (and business opportunties) on LinkedIn

by K B , updated on November 1, 2020

handsToday I am super excited to bring you a special podcast from one of my all-time favourite clients, Steve Bastian.

Steve is a Senior Manager at Adelaide based Accountants, Group GH. I helped Steve with his LinkedIn profile a few years ago now and since then he has powered along.

Writing it was relatively easy as Steve understands what makes him tick, and is passionate about his work. (If you’re wondering what to put in your profile, reflecting on what you love to do is a very good place to start.)

Many people think that their professional profile is limited to the town in which they operate. However Steve disproves this.

I often use his profile in my workshops as an example of what you can achieve on LinkedIn if you can identify the value you are to others.

Listen to the podcast to find out how Steve has:

– built up his national network
– stayed very visible on LinkedIn
– driven traffic to his profile
– turned connections into business opportunities
– searched for staff on LinkedIn.

Click here to find out more.

If you have any special secrets with what you do on LinkedIn, I’d love to hear about them.

Please leave a comment below.

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Put your job search on steroids. The non-cynics guide to social proofing your career.

by K B , updated on November 1, 2020

alienOne of the things I am still constantly asked to justify is why I have put myself out there in social media career wise.

Sometimes that questioning is not overt.

It often comes in the form of expert commentary about the lack of benefits of being on LinkedIn, from people who have not filled out their profile, or who have less than 500 connections.

Sometimes it comes with a little bit of a cynical raised eyebrow.

If you’re from the UK or Australia you’ll know how this goes.

You’ll hear a loaded statement something like this.

“You seem to be all over LinkedIn, KB every time I look, you’ve put another article up.”

OK, so maybe I am being a little paranoid about this.

But it does frustrate me that I still need to have this conversation with people.

For anyone who is remotely curious, here are some of the benefits, (anticipated or otherwise) I have found over the last four years of putting myself out there in social land.

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Looking for a job in Australia? Here’s a FREE webinar and help to answer the 4 most common questions I get starting with “should I dumb down my resume?”

by K B , updated on November 1, 2020

How to find a job in Australia with no local experienceI get a lot of emails from people are new to Australia with job search dilemmas.

I struggle to answer all these individually as I receive so many.

This is one reason I have teamed up with Naishadh Gadani who is running the free webinar for job search hacks for skilled migrants, this coming Wednesday 3/9 at 8pm.

Naishadh is the only career marketing expert in Australia who has been a skilled migrant himself. That’s why he’s been able to develop such a successful training program, which we’ll tell you about shortly.

Click here to register and find out more about the webinar.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how to:

– find Australian jobs with “no local experience”
– set up your resume to pass the 10 seconds scan test by Australian recruiters
– build up a strong local network to help you find HIDDEN jobs that are not advertised
– market yourself  better on LinkedIn and online in social media in a powerful and genuine way to help jobs come to you

We give you practical examples you can immediately apply to your own individual situation.

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Recently arrived in Australia? Here’s the truth behind why it’s tough to find a job.

by K B , updated on November 1, 2020

koalaWe had such an unprecedented response to our free webinar on finding a job without local experience.

So I thought it was worthwhile spelling a few things out about what might be getting in the way for you if you have recently arrived here.

These are things that many employers and recruiters will not tell you. They are generally just focused on filling the job at hand.

Although some may do so to help you, their role is generally not to give career advice.

Read this and think about whether some of what I say below might also be going on here for you.

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FREE Webinar [Replay] How to find a job in Australia with no local experience

by K B , updated on July 24, 2014

all-devicesWell, Naishadh and I had a great deal of fun last night presenting the webinar “5 super smart job search hacks for skilled migrants.”

The audience gave us lots of great questions.

I’ll be answering these on the blog in the next few weeks.

For those of you who couldn’t attend, here’s the replay.

It’s almost 60 minutes of pure goodness.

Please watch and enjoy.

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FREE webinar – how to get a job in Australia with no local experience

by K B , updated on November 1, 2020

Are you looking for a job in Australia?

 

IPAD-size-imageOne of the biggest barriers people who are new to Australia face when they look for a job, is that they keep getting told they can’t get a job with “no local” experience.

We’re in a global employment market place and this line is actually a big load of old rot.

The really sad fact is that most people believe it.

They believe it because recruitment consultants feed them that line.

The truth is a whole lot different.

If you’re looking for a job in Australia, you do need to think differently than follow the existing route, which is just apply to online job boards.

So to help you find a job in Australia, I am hosting a FREE webinar next Thursday 24/7 at 8pm Eastern Standard time in Australia. Click HERE to register.

It’s part of my NEW job search hacks program where I  help people tackle the toughest issues they come up against when looking for jobs.

>>> Click HERE to register.

How to find a job in Australia with no local experience

 

You’ll learn 5 NEW ways to hack the Australian job market.

It’s hosted by me, and featuring a very good friend of mine, Naishadh Gadani.

Naishadh is a career marketing expert. He is unlike other careers experts like me, who just talk about this stuff. Naishadh has actually (and very creatively) overcome this barrier himself. Read his full story here.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how to:

– find Australian jobs with “no local experience”
– set up your resume to pass the 10 seconds scan test by Australian recruiters
– build up a strong local network to help you find HIDDEN jobs that are not advertised
– market yourself  better on LinkedIn and online in social media in a powerful and genuine way to help jobs come to you

We give you practical examples you can immediately apply to your own individual situation.

At the end of the webinar, Naishadh will be opening up enrolments to his hack the Australian job market intensive course. It’s a great course. He’s achieved an 81% success rate getting people into work.

Click here to find out more and register.

Please forward this post if you know other people who will benefit.

Come and join us. I’d really love to meet you on the webinar.

I know you’ll find it useful.

Karalyn Brown

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