Job Search Advice: Stay Off The Internet!
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Although being connected has become a very important thing to have and maintain, I am astounded about Mr. Clayton's comments that "...people don't want you if you don't have a job." I find this sort of comment (and attitude to go with it) shameful, degrading and far form being a generality! With economic turmoil and uncertainty on everyone's lips, in every newspaper and even a major theme in this year's WEF Davos meeting, even good people find themselves unemployed and struggling to rebound.
dianeGVA 1 month ago
If you listen carefully, after he talks about the 900,000 recruiters trolling on LinkedIn, he says, "they don't want you if you don't have a job". If that is the case, then this advise is useless for the unemployed. I think he is only partially correct on that point. Some employers may treat the unemployed like lepers, but hopefully most do not.
bcmahatma1 9 months ago
The internet is an amazing resource and if you are very careful to spend your time productively, it can help you get a job.
Peggy McKee
CareerConfidential 11 months ago
I agree, I am a recent graduate and I found that applying will most of the time get you no where. There is a book called "What Color is Your Parachute" that states the same stats and in this economy for most people networking is the answer.
CRKinney91 1 year ago
I totally disagree, that's one man's opinion (well maybe a few), very negative if you ask me, going by statistics IMO is shooting oneself on the foot. So what if the majority gets jobs through networking, there's still a MINORITY who gets them other ways & anyone can be in that minority. With that said, I believe my son has gotten most of his jobs in IT through the internet, that's the way he likes to go about it, he's rather shy and not a "go-getter", just keep the faith!
latinainwpb 1 year ago
I so agree...staring at your computer and submitting is not going to get you a job and LinkedIn is awesome!
longoreport 1 year ago
I completely agree.
CRKinney91 1 year ago
The funny thing is....Simply Hired.com is on the internet, which is exactly what he is speaking against doing....Linked In is, you guessed it, on the Internet also.
rabitztube 1 year ago
Peter Clayton is absolutely right. I've been combing job boards for a few years now and it hasn't helped at all. The jobs I actually got were all from referrals and direct company websites. Thanks for the advice!
VilleValo4saken 1 year ago
I have heard this said before, not on-line but in real life by someone else. This may prove very helpful.
druboyks 1 year ago