A friend just sent me a newsletter about cold calling, with
a note about the “excuse list” applying to jobseekers. After reading this newsletter from Wendy Weiss’s
(The Queen of Cold Calling), I absolutely agree. Here is the excuse list from her newsletter –
the same excuses jobseekers often use this time of year:
--No one’s doing any work. It’s the holidays.
--Nothing gets done till January. It’s the holidays.
--No one sets appointments till the New Year. It’s the
holidays.
--Too much to finish up to take the time to prospect (for
new employees). It’s the holidays.
--Prospects (potential job candidates) are taking time
off. It’s the holidays.
--I’m taking time off. It’s the holidays.
--No one wants to be bothered. It’s the holidays.
--No one is thinking about work. It’s the holidays.
--Everyone is having office parties. It’s the holidays.
--No one’s thinking about business. It’s the holidays.
I
realize that I have written about this subject before, but it bears repeating every
holiday season and every summer when people make excuses not to job search. Companies are hiring, some of them will make
their decisions before the end of the year, some of them will interview right
after the first, but if you aren’t searching and applying, you won’t get the
job. Always maintain your job search
headway regardless of season. Your career
will thank you. To your job search
success!
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