You need allies

Jeff Altman, Big Game Hunter

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I was thinking about Justice Coney Barrett’s confirmation hearing recently and remember a lesson you could learn from.

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Professor Emerita Patricia O’Hara of Notre Dame convention heard to the Senate. Judge Coney Barrett was held. As you would expect, she eloquently expressed her praise for the judge and shared her stories of being recruited as a teacher, with her career achievements and legal publications.

Then, she said something that caught my attention. She said this was her second chance to communicate with the committee about Scotus nominees. She advocated for the first time the nominee and now the Supreme Court of Sumapu, Elena Kagan, once again she praised and received great praise for her qualities as Judge Coney Barrett.

Her testimony reminds me of how much an advocate can make, especially someone who proposes nonpartisan advocacy cases. Also remind me that advocates are just part of the tools that a person should have in professional tools.

In most people’s professions, it’s pretty early to stop hearing the truth. Go to a certain level of managers, your employees try to convince you to notice them and take it to the next level. Your boss may give you advice, but often removes it from your case to give you influential advice.

If you are honest with yourself, then if you think writing and showing up is crucial, you won’t write or show up as much as possible. You have no one to talk to a professional, he is interested in it. You need to build a reputation for yourself, or keep the entire universe, always need to apply for a job instead of having them look for you. I’m not saying call you. I mean the professional advice worthwhile, which allows you to cut the line and go to the front line.

I tend to be skeptical of many mentors because too many people focus on your current company rather than your success. Sometimes that overlap. Usually, this is not because the mentor chooses not to advocate.

My wife and I adopted our son in Almaty, Kazakhstan a few months after 9/11. When we fly back to the United States, we need to stop in Moscow and have our son receive the paper so that we can take him home. After a long flight to Moscow, an emergency landing somewhere in Siberia, we landed and approached a customs line, which looked only a quarter of a mile.

But something happened, but as Americans found it hard to imagine. The people we don’t know who we don’t know start waving the three of us. Don’t wait for us! We cut the line. . . With permission!

Often, having back and side doors allows you to cut wires faster than others. Hiring clients to find allies, advocates and ideas that make me come to my friends, not always pursuing them, but helping me in years of search success, and now in coaching, I have leveraged many years of recruitment experience over the years to help people relocate new roles in new roles and careers.

It helped me cut the boundaries in front of many other coaches who pushed resume writing services that had moderate benefits for one person. Apart from sponsorship of my podcast “No BS Job Search Advice Broadcast”, I do not accept company funds, which ranks number one in Apple podcasts. In November 2020, we will celebrate our 10th anniversary and an episode of 2000. In the job search category, no podcasts are even close.

I am an ally of people in the workplace to help you hire and lead careers more effectively and effectively by changing your job, and become a confidential ally in your job search and career.

Find allies to help and guide you. Learn from others, not by trial and many mistakes to figure it out yourself.

If you want to learn more about my work and how to help, schedule a free discovery call on thebiggamehunter.us.

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