Jeff Altman, Big Game Hunter
“The best thing you can do in any decision-making moment is the right thing, the next best thing is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is what.”
– Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President of the United States
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released a report on the creation of new jobs +139,000. Higher than expected, but lower than what happened in the last year of the Biden administration. The difference is not tariffs or anything else you might feed. This is because government recruitment has stopped. When I read these reports in the past, I usually see +40,000 or so government work. Join it and report it as +179,000. In fact, there are -22,000 government jobs.
Healthcare work increased by 62,000, leisure and hospitality for $48,000, and social services for $16,000. Together, we have 126,000 of our 139,000 new jobs. Recreation and hospitality for restaurants and drinking places is +30,000, which means the rest may be camp consultants. This also means that LinkedIn users continue to find it difficult to find jobs.
My current service is designed to help people find their next role faster than they otherwise would. Whether it’s information I’m freely sharing here or elsewhere, the video courses, books and guides I’m continuing to offer podcasts (launched in November 2010, No BS job search advice broadcast More than 3,000 episodes), My YouTube channelthe course lectures I do or the coach I continue to do, people need help finding jobs and being successful.
People need help. The layoff notice is still in progress. I encourage you to do something simple. Don’t expect to share their posts to your feed. Sharing my information can help someone turn and help them land. If you haven’t subscribed yet. Click the Like button. Comment. Do something to help other people who need to find a job, such as those you know when you see a job that suits them.
Last week, I posted new content, including:
Determination and satisfaction
Why do you have to endure it?
Everything works in job search
I know it’s time to leave 6 ways
Recruiters know you don’t know: Make your resume ATS friendly
Recruiters know you don’t know: The importance of tailoring
Commitment and a second chance
10 remote technical jobs you can do at home
Exercise and diet when you are unemployed
The imminent white-collar AI blood
Will you interview you? Check your social activities
Executives should explore signals of job changes or career hubs
Tips to help you determine your next interview
Interview Question: Give me an example of the time you took risks and failed
If it’s time for you to leave
Focus the interview answers on the employer’s needs, not yours
3 feet from gold… there is a twist
graduate? One thing you need to practice
A bird. . .
Quantify your value
Warren buffet quote
LinkedIn Error: Slim Profile
If you haven’t answered other interview questions, please practice this question
No BS Career Advice: June 1, 2025
Giving up is easy. success? Earned.
Why do you make a lot of money?
Don’t forget these groups to network
Another job search class for “The Godfather”
interview? Do you wear glasses?
Common interview errors
How to find a hiring manager
Cute salary negotiation tips
Tough interview questions: What are your interests in this job?
Overcome
Did they provide it? What really offended your offer.
The importance of personal branding in the workplace
You have no value set. Cruel truth.
How to find a job where you dream | Ideas and internal stories
What recruiters look for in their resume
Tough interview questions: What are your interests in this job?
“You don’t have a lot of experience.
Summary of ADP Work Report for May 2025
Why is personal brand important
How do you take time to interview when you already have a job?
How to find any email address quickly!
What are your interests in this work? (The second way of answering)
Tough interview questions: What are your interests in this job?
Work interviews for breakfast, lunch or dinner
Recognition can be recognized by LinkedIn
The skills required to find a job are different from the skills required to complete the job. You may be good at your job, but job hunting, especially during tough times, is very different from being a good employee.
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