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Are you looking for a new job? 5 steps to follow to find a job this year

Stop settling for just a job match! Start finding opportunities you are genuinely excited about! Partnering with a ZABEL consultant means gaining access to a dedicated expert who actively taps into their exclusive network to uncover opportunities tailored to your aspirations. The result is opportunities you really want, not just roles that match your skills. We make careers happen for you, making your ambitions reality.

Is there a job or a promotion you want? Get the job. Don't worry about all the details of the job itself. That'll get worked out as you prove yourself. If you want the job, get the job. Current events show us an example of two candidates vying for a job. The one focused on getting the job got the opportunity. Learn from others... Get the job. Do great. Opportunities will follow.

Linking someone with relevant job opportunities is one of the kindest professional gestures you can make.

Stop settling for just a match! Start finding job opportunities you are genuinely excited about. Partnering with a ZABEL consultant means gaining access to a dedicated expert who actively taps into their exclusive network to uncover opportunities tailored to your aspirations. The result is opportunities you genuinely want, not just roles that match your skills. We make careers happen for you, making your ambitions a reality.

Stop settling for just a match! Start finding job opportunities you are genuinely excited about. Partnering with a ZABEL consultant means gaining access to a dedicated expert who actively taps into their exclusive network to uncover opportunities tailored to your aspirations. The result is opportunities you genuinely want, not just roles that match your skills. We make careers happen for you, making your ambitions a reality

How do you land an entry-level job without experience? We have the first five steps you need to take to get your foot in the door.👇

What a journey it is when you are looking for the new you at work! 😆 For the past few years, a personal goal for me has been to go and settle down in South Korea. I have now been living in Seoul for the past 2 years! The next step was to also develop my professional life in South Korea which is the reason why I left my job and the amazing team at AFS in December 2023 to find a new one here. I didn’t want to run around like a headless chicken 😂 so I reached out to the amazing Minhee Jung who has developed her “MH Career” program helping foreigners find a job in South Korea. I’ve learned so much from Minhee on this very topic and she made it feel so simple to prepare for the job search, look for a position and prepare for interviews. She’s also an amazing emotional support to have while you’re on that adventure and she knows how much I needed it too! This also led me to meet with a very kind headhunter who also did his best to take me through the steps of applying for a position he had sent me and was very present and available all the way to the very end. With both their help, I was able to apply for a really interesting position at a Korean startup. The first interview was a really cool and wholesome experience. Just to work with that manager, I was ready to say yes if they’d offer me the position. And they did! It’s a good company that’s pretty popular in South Korea, the team was amazing and a lot of fun. I did my best at work for a month and a half until I came to the conclusion that it wouldn’t work for me in the long term and decided to go on new adventures instead. It can be so scary to make such a decision when it already took so long to find the position in the first place, when you have a working visa that you’ll have to let go of and you’re not even sure what’s going to happen next… But I just kept thinking about that other project I’ve really wanted to try: how fun would it be to open my own company here, in South Korea, and develop my own activities? I have a pretty precise idea of what I want to do and I now have quite a few people in my network who could be interested in working together with me… Maybe I should give it a try! At least, I’m not giving up on my dream to settle in South Korea until I’ve tried everything. So here I am now, working with Korean experts who are helping me look into things to open my own company while I develop a new identity, the details and content of my activities… So I’m taking you with me on this journey and let's see where it takes us! 😀 Has any other foreigner succeeded in opening their consulting business in South Korea? If so, how did you do it? And how is it going now? #SouthKorea #careertransition #worklife #businesslaunch #startupinKorea

Are you embarking on a new career? Here we share with you some tips to help you build up your confidence and shine in your new job! #careerdevelopment #careerchange #careeradvice #newjob https://lnkd.in/dgrrB2SW

How To Land An International Job The Internet has simplified access to information (vacancies, opportunities etc) and one could easily conclude that this means it is easy to get jobs outside your country. Well, sometimes is not a lack of information but the attitudes in our minds that work against us as we try to get international jobs. Today, I would like to share some of the attitudes you may need to have if you are looking for jobs outside your country. 1. Global Citizen You should always know that you are a global citizen. The internet has simplified globalisation. Regardless of where you are, you can follow real-time information (vacancies, job opportunities etc) across the globe. Knowing that you are a global citizen helps you understand that you can apply for any opportunity elsewhere. 2. You Can Learn Anything Sometimes, when you read the job duties on a vacancy, you start to question yourself on whether you can manage it or not. Well, I am here to tell you that you can manage it. Anyone can learn how to do a job. Know that you can learn new skills and excel at international jobs. Don't be afraid, apply for the job and you will learn as you go. 3. Avoid Victim Mentality Sometimes we think because we have humble beginnings then the world owes us opportunities. I am afraid this is not how it works, at least most of the time. Sometimes we think we will be given opportunities because someone will feel some sense of pity because of where we come from. The job market is simply looking for someone who can do the job regardless of your background. Show how capable you are, not how you lack. 4. Avoid Dependency Syndrome Yes, get help from people that you know who are abroad as much as you can. But know this, people can only go so far in giving you information. The rest is for you to do your own research. There should be a sense of initiative that you have to do on your own. If someone sends you an opportunity, read through and make sense of it on your own. Then apply. https://lnkd.in/en9-PQ9J