Introducing The New Watchlyst For Job Seekers

Introducing a new feature on Tim’s Strategy . . .

If you are not familiar with my Watchlyst, you may want to read the original blog post that introduced it” The #1 Netowrking Tool During Job Search.  But basically it’s a tool to help you and me keep track of those in our network who are looking for their next great role.  And if you go to the free job seeker downloads page, you can see how simple the idea is.  And easy to use.

It’s also a highly effective way to organize their specific job objectives in a way that lets you align them with jobs you are seeing or hearing about via recruiters.

But today is a new day.

I’d like to formally invite you to join my personal Watchlyst.

When I see jobs (and I see a lot of them), I will be able to search my Watchlyst to see if you might be a fit.  If so, I will send you a note.  With a lead that might help.

In order for this to work, though, you need to tell me a few things about yourself and about your career goals.  And I will ask you to be very specific.  Whether you are a passive or an active job seeker, I think I can help.

And by filling out the form below, you are forced through a process to define tight job search objectives.  Once created, I will have them.  And hopefully you can begin sharing this very specific and tangible data with your network.  Better input delivers better leads.

So, what do you say?  Would you like someone to keep an eye out for you?

To get started, visit the Watchlyst for Job Leads page.

If you’ve never built job search objectives, you may want to print out the form first and come back when you feel good about your work.  It will take some time to do it right!

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