Unlock Your Potential: Chef Robert Irvine's Military Support, Overcoming Overqualification, and Decision-Making Tips!
This Week on Hiring America
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This week, we are spotlighting British Royal Navy veteran Chef Robert Irvine. Click the link to learn more about how and why he supports the U.S. Military and our veterans.
Next, scroll down to hear advice from someone who's worked with the top 1% of business leaders and three important tips you can use to fuel your professional growth.
Then, no one enjoys being laid off, but if you are, discover the five people you should connect with promptly. Knowing who to turn to can help you find another career more easily.
Are you tired of hearing you are 'overqualified' for the jobs you have applied for? That's understandable, which is why we have shared tips for how to approach this statement the next time you hear it.
Lastly, making good decisions can be challenging. Look below for tips from Dr. Shauna "Doc" Springer on simplifying this task.
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Bill
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Star of numerous food shows and veteran of the British Royal Navy, Robert Irvine shares his love of the military and why giving back to them is his favorite food for the soul.
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5 People You Should Reach Out to After You’ve Been Laid Off
Sharing your layoff with your network isn’t just an important step in finding a new job—after all, referrals go a lot further than cold applying. It can also be cathartic and empowering at a time when you may be feeling down about yourself and your career.
What to Do When You Hear You're 'Overqualified'
When a recruiter or hiring manager says you're "overqualified" for the job, it's usually an indication of something else.From Our Partner Company Military Made
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This Week's Tip:
"Decision Making" with Dr. Shauna "Doc" Springer
Hiring America presents Career Tips for Military Spouses and Veterans, powered by USAA. Decision Making with Dr. Shauna "Doc" Springer.This issue was originally sent on July 25, 2023. View the original email.