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Good job Elim!

would be amazing if this short included the guy’s answer lol

She has not even realized her special epic talent so there is no ego in her interpretstions and precisely that gives the great pleasure for the listener. It is not lovely, it's freedom, like Celibidace would say.

She is in her own class as a fantastic epic violinist - in fact, one of the best artists as storyteller. Her best performances are so engaging for the listener that you rest in the heaven for a ehile with her❤

Your podcast is really awesome❤

Great interview, enjoyed every minute. Well done mates!❤

Facts!

Could you please check the caption at 4:05 that is a two day or due date?

WoW awesome. Tyler visiting.

Promo sm ✅

Agree 100% - I was an HR manager and reviewed hundreds of thousands of resumes a month. Unless you’re applying for a designer/creative related role - keep your resume simple and pack it with notable accomplishments. Use specific numbers, names (when you can), and examples that highlight you.

Very practical! This interview reminds me of what I was forgetting as an employee - what even Harvard said. I think I'll wait for the next episode.

Good insight on the power of networking indeed!

Nice

감사합니다.

3:30 onwards gives the suggestions of how to do it better

Congrats Gordon I’ve already saw this video but still impressive again:-)

Congrats 🎊👏

Congratulations! Thanks for the cool videos by the way!

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Thank you Eric and Gordon for the practical insight! Very helpful!

오랜만의 동영상이네요 ^^ 좋은 정보 감사합니다

Hi, Nice tips but I do wonder one thing. How hard would you say it is as a non native Korean to get a job? In my case I got a Uni degree and a EMBA as well as 13 tears of experience working internationally. Lived in Korea before as well so I do know the country. Also where do companies post job opportunities? I see very few on platforms like LinkedIn.

Thanks for your helpful tips for the interview prep. Do you have any services for resume editing or something like that?

레주메 작성하는거 도와주는 곳도 있네요! @t

Hi. It was great. Very interesting and I would like to get more info about this... would you let me know more? Could i have your email address 😉 please

Hi Gordon, It's helpful for job seekers to know these kind of quick tips from your channel! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for sharing tips about interview!

I think that is a very good point

Hi Mr. Dudley, I'm Chanwoo, Chanwoo Lee (haha) and I attended your seminar today at SNU. It was very insightful and I especially liked when you explained why it is important to know why. I haven't thought about it in such depth. Thank you so much for sharing your insights with me.

Thank you for tyhe helpful information.

Great info! Can I add a couple of points wearing my recruiter hat? 1. Along with the positive action verbs, I would list points as "accomplishments." I'd much rather see numbers and read what sort of impacts you've had in your role. If you aren't able to substantiate those numbers, estimates are ok. If no numbers, positive action verbs work. For example... "managed a team of 20 engineers and regularly delivered projects 10% earlier than deadlines" is more impressive than "managed a team of engineers and delivered projects before deadlines." 2. Though an address isn't required, many recruiters will consider where the employee lives in relation to the work site. This helps a recruiter determine whether or not or.. "if" a relocation will be necessary. Though contingent on the role, how accessible the employee may not be can determine whether someone is called in for an interview... fair/unfair, just a reality. Again - great points! Bonus points - it actually annoys most recruiters and HR professionals to see candidates apply to multiple roles within the same company. Especially if their CV's do not demonstrate the basic requirements. It can actually hurt the candidate. In other words - don't mass apply to jobs just because you want to work for a particular company.

Thank you so much for sharing your good information

Awesome Gordon

This is a very helpful video for job applicants! Thank you again for sharing your tips.

I have come to this video through your LinkedIn posting. I also hope many useful advice and career coaching come up soon~ thank you so much

Wow. Thank you. This video helped me a lot.

amazing!!!^^

감사합니다 ㅎㅎ도움이 많이 되었어요!

Thank you for sharing your insight. I've got a question about the tip 4. If I need to capture the key words from JD, do I need to change my CV for every different jobs??

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Thank you for sharing such informative tips how to make English resume :)

rdiuk.co.kr/english-resume-pro 무료 상담을 지금 신청해보세요!^^

한국어로 코멘트 달아도될지 모르겠지만 꿀팁 영상 감사합니다 ㅎㅎ

great tips!