Taking the first steps to considering life beyond WF.
I am looking at jobs on LinkedIn and all that but would love to work with a human on the job hunt.
Does anyone have any recommendations for head hunters to reach out to our how to find one in the first place?
I am located in Chandler AZ (Applications Sys Eng 5)
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So not denial, the river in Egypt? 😂
LinkedIn comments are on the mark. The problem is recruiters aren't offering enough to offset losing a bonus, but plenty of remote positions available in technology and risk. Benefits are really bad, most of those who will ping you are filling 1099 contracts. And be aware of the phishing.
headhunters don't work for candidates or try to place them. they work for employers. If you are a candidate that interests them for a position they have open, they will be communicative with you. If you aren't in the sweet spot for an opening they have, they won't be working with you.
The best things you can do : (1) s get your linked in profile in the right shape for recruiters to find you. That means getting rid of all wf-specific lingo and expressing your jobs and accomplishments in terms that people are searching for. You can get an idea of those by searching for jobs that fit your background, and see trends/patterns in how the functions are described, (2) start putting word out in your network (3) be sure to help as much as you ask for help.
"Mark your status in LinkedIn to looking and they will find you"
Does Wells have enough personnel bandwidth to see that and flag you as likely attrition?
Go to Expedia and book a trip to Brazil [near the Amazon]. Find a guide and prepare for a long boat ride/hike...Good luck from there pal.
Mark your status in LinkedIn to looking and they will find you
only east coast has jobs