| I was recently reviewing comments from
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| successful customers who cared to write
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| | 1. "Networking isn't vulgar. I never
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| us to share their job hunt experiences.
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| | really understood that before."
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| Of course, I heard mainly from those who
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| | 2. "I'm now committed to the careful
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| had followed our program of alternative
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| | feeding and watering of my network."
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| job search strategies. It's always
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| | 3. "I'll try to stay connected during
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| encouraging to discover that so many
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| | good times and support those who are
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| people found the alternative system so
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| | going through hard times so that I'll
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| effective.
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| | have more folks to lean on (and feel
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| But I wondered what it was like to
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| | better about doing so) when I hit another
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| struggle with finding a job when you
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| | rough patch."
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| didn't use an alternative success system.
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| | But, what really struck me about this
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| So often we like to dwell only on the
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| | obviously dedicated worker and thoughtful
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| glowing successes. Then I found the story
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| | job hunter were his concluding thoughts.
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| of Tim Johnston who chronicled his job
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| | "Going forward, I'll critically view each
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| adventure in the Wall Street Journal
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| | work activity and project I engage in to
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| Career Journal.
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| | determine how I can maximize value for my
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| I won't go through the very real trials
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| | employer and myself, and how I can grow
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| and tribulations of his hunt. It was
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| | from the experience. If it isn't worth
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| painful. It was rewarding. Ultimately
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| | doing, I'll find a way to get it done
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| it was very successful. What did strike
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| | quickly or not do it at all. I'll build
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| me, however, were his reflections on the
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| | a solid record of accomplishments and not
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| job search a few months into his new job.
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| | have to wonder quite as much about how I
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| The first comment he made was, "Never let
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| | spent my time when I need to redo my
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| an employer smell your desperation; it's
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| | resume again."
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| completely off-putting . . . . Be
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| | It took Tom eight months to find a job.
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| comfortable with where you are and who
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| | My only regret, as I read his compelling
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| you are, and people will be drawn to
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| | story, was that he didn't use The World's
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| you."
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| | Fastest Alternative Job Search System. I
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| He then goes on to report a couple things
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| | could have shown him how to shorten his
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| he wishes he had known before he got laid
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| | job hunt to as little as two weeks!
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