Cassio
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If you're just going to apply to 50 jobs a day on Indeed or LinkedIn, then yeah, you’ll never get hired.
But if you apply to 200 a day and cold call them back the next morning, you will have made damn near 3,000 cold calls in two weeks. There is no way in hell you won’t land at least 10 interviews from that volume. If you can’t land a job within 10 interviews, then your communication skills and ability to market yourself are horrible, and in that case, you know exactly what you need to work on.
Blaming a lack of experience and formal education is just coping. If you do enough outreach and possess great communication skills, even with no degree or experience, you will land a job paying at least 5k per month.
Laziness, poor communication skills, and a fear of cold calling are the real reasons you aren't currently in a high-paying role. It has nothing to do with your lack of experience or a formal education.
If you don’t know how to cold call, this is what I’m talking about: after applying to 200 positions, the first three hours of the next day should be spent calling those companies' phone numbers. (Find the best number on RocketReach, locate the HR department's line, or even just call the general company number.)
Call them up and say, "Hey, I usually don’t do this, but I just wanted to give you guys a call because I applied for X position. I’m such a great fit that I wanted to reach out directly and ensure you saw my application." Then, go on to sell yourself on why you're the perfect fit for the role—even if you're not.
After this go on to apply to 200 positions on linkedin and indeed and then call them back tomorrow. Repeat this until you have a job, should not take over 2 weeks at this level of volume. Stop saying the job market is saturated and lock the fuck in, you got this.
But if you apply to 200 a day and cold call them back the next morning, you will have made damn near 3,000 cold calls in two weeks. There is no way in hell you won’t land at least 10 interviews from that volume. If you can’t land a job within 10 interviews, then your communication skills and ability to market yourself are horrible, and in that case, you know exactly what you need to work on.
Blaming a lack of experience and formal education is just coping. If you do enough outreach and possess great communication skills, even with no degree or experience, you will land a job paying at least 5k per month.
Laziness, poor communication skills, and a fear of cold calling are the real reasons you aren't currently in a high-paying role. It has nothing to do with your lack of experience or a formal education.
If you don’t know how to cold call, this is what I’m talking about: after applying to 200 positions, the first three hours of the next day should be spent calling those companies' phone numbers. (Find the best number on RocketReach, locate the HR department's line, or even just call the general company number.)
Call them up and say, "Hey, I usually don’t do this, but I just wanted to give you guys a call because I applied for X position. I’m such a great fit that I wanted to reach out directly and ensure you saw my application." Then, go on to sell yourself on why you're the perfect fit for the role—even if you're not.
After this go on to apply to 200 positions on linkedin and indeed and then call them back tomorrow. Repeat this until you have a job, should not take over 2 weeks at this level of volume. Stop saying the job market is saturated and lock the fuck in, you got this.
