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Finding Jobs, Securing Interviews and Creating Opportunities

Come listen to Jack Moran, Will Ridgway and Stephen Drew set out a guide to create more opportunities, find unadvertised job openings and secure more interviews.

Episode 3 of the Architecture Social podcast, hosted by Architecture Social, titled "Finding Jobs, Securing Interviews and Creating Opportunities" was published on July 26, 2020 and runs 56 minutes.

July 26, 2020 ·56m · Architecture Social

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Come listen to Jack Moran, Will Ridgway and Stephen Drew set out a guide to create more opportunities, find unadvertised job openings and secure more interviews.

Unlock Job Opportunities: Beyond Job Boards in Architecture

In this episode, we explore strategies to create more job opportunities, find unadvertised job openings, and secure more interviews in architecture. 

Stephen, Will, and Jack offer insights on the limitations of job boards, the importance of being proactive, and how to effectively reach out to employers. The discussion covers the benefits of direct applications, personalized outreach, leveraging industry knowledge, and maintaining a resilient mindset in the job search process. 

Tune in for practical advice and real-life experiences to boost your chances of landing your dream job in architecture.

00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:15 The Challenge of Job Hunting
02:10 The Role of Job Boards
03:25 Direct Applications and Personalized Messages
07:05 Maximizing Opportunities and Handling Rejection
11:50 Effective Communication and Follow-Up
21:08 Leveraging LinkedIn and Networking
23:27 Q&A Session
31:44 Building Confidence for Interviews
32:57 Creating Opportunities and Networking
34:07 Handling Rejection and Building Resilience
38:00 The Importance of Continuous Application
40:53 Engaging with the Architecture Community
47:49 Direct Approach vs. Recruitment Agencies
52:26 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

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  • (00:00) - Introduction and Overview
  • (00:15) - The Challenge of Job Hunting
  • (02:10) - The Role of Job Boards
  • (03:25) - Direct Applications and Personalized Messages
  • (07:05) - Maximizing Opportunities and Handling Rejection
  • (11:50) - Effective Communication and Follow-Up
  • (21:08) - Leveraging LinkedIn and Networking
  • (23:27) - Q&A Session
  • (31:44) - Building Confidence for Interviews
  • (32:57) - Creating Opportunities and Networking
  • (34:07) - Handling Rejection and Building Resilience
  • (38:00) - The Importance of Continuous Application
  • (40:53) - Engaging with the Architecture Community
  • (47:49) - Direct Approach vs. Recruitment Agencies
  • (52:26) - Final Thoughts and Encouragement
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