Catherine (Kathryn) Dill

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683 appearances 15 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2020 last heard May 2022

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Avoid Being "Ghosted" by Hiring Managers · 12 Oct 2021 podcast

But she says that it's actually better to focus your resume entirely on your own work and the breadth of your skills and experience. matched

And that a recruiter who's getting paid to look at your resume, if they need to know more, they can Google the companies that you've worked for. matched

That's really on them. matched

No, they shouldn't. matched

In fact, this is a pretty typical part of the process, even if it is sometimes sort of maddening to job seekers. matched

There's lots of reasons why a job seeker might not hear back about a role right away. matched

And many of those reasons are just baked into the process. matched

But the overwhelming message, you know, is that you shouldn't become discouraged by this. matched

It's definitely to be expected, and there's no harm, certainly, in following up. matched

You want to maintain a balance of professionalism and persistence, but certainly there's no reason to think the worst if you don't hear back right away. matched

It is, certainly. matched

And the key is for job seekers to stay really positive and remain really focused on the objective, which is to get hired for a job. matched

And feelings of frustration or feelings of discouragement on the job hunt, that's all perfectly understandable. matched

And it's a classic response to the hurdles of job seeking. matched

But it's really important to remember that you want to be conveying matched

as positive an attitude as possible that you're someone that a new employer wants to work with. matched

And so that's something job seekers should stay really focused on as they approach follow-up communications with a potential employer. matched

WSJ Your Money Briefing · More Companies Under Pressure to Provide Paid Sick Leave · 29 Sep 2021 podcast

About 75% of private sector workers in the United States have some sort of paid sick days, though that breaks down along wage lines. voice-verified

High earners, of course, are far more likely to have paid sick time than hourly or lower wage workers. voice-verified

It's my pleasure. voice-verified

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