r/JobSearchMethods

Hello everyone! Not sure if a post like this is allowed but moderators feel free to delete if not.

I’m a current grad student in Higher Education currently working in my Universities career center. Career & mindset development is what I’m passionate about. I know how overwhelming all the bits and pieces of a job search can be so I wanted to offer my help for anyone who may need it.

Here are some things I can help with:

- resume feedback

- organizing your career goals

- identifying skills you may be lacking for the jobs you want

- general job search/career guidance

Feel free to reach out or leave a comment. I’m happy to look over resumes, brainstorm next steps, or just talk things through.🤓

I do not post much on here. I wanted to share my story because I know how tough it can be to look for a job.

For months I was applying to lots of places having interviews getting rejected and to be honest it was really bringing me down. Every time I thought I had found the one it did not work out.

Then I found Wanadata Tech. Talked to Anubhav Ashish. At first I did not think much of it because a lot of people make promises they do not keep.. My experience was really different.

He did not just send my resume to lots of people. He actually helped me make it better told me what people who hire are looking for and how to do well in interviews. There were times I felt like giving up. He kept encouraging me and gave me good advice, which really helped.

After a few tries and some rejections I finally got a job.

What I liked was that the help I got did not feel like he was just trying to get something from me. It felt like he really wanted me to succeed. That is rare when you are looking for a job.

I am not saying everything was perfect or happened away but compared to trying to do everything by myself this made a big difference.

If you are struggling like I was just know that it is a time and things will work out. Keep going.