With lots of competition for open roles in the marketing space, it's important to know how to stand out from other applicants based on your strengths, what makes you different, and your work ethic. Here's how to start thinking about differentiating yourself as you start applying.
- Did you know that on average…a corporate job listing attracts 250 applicants.…Most of those resumes and applications…won't be memorable enough to make it…past the initial review.…You want to stand out to ensure you're leaving…a lasting impression with the hiring manager,…so they're interested enough to reach out for an interview.…Before building on a portfolio, website, and resume…to communicate what only you can bring to a position,…you've got to establish what makes you different.…First, identify what your strengths are…personally and professionally.…
Maybe you've always been known to be…detail oriented and you excel at math…and that's been very useful at past internships…when it comes to measuring marketing campaigns.…Those are both qualities that may seem…ordinary on their own,…but the sum of all your strengths…is what makes you distinct.…Next, think about your perspective as a person…compared your family and friends…to figure out what you can uniquely bring to a position.…For instance,…what have you learned from either being the only child,…
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1/2/2019- Developing marketing experience and skills
- Searching for marketing jobs
- Developing a portfolio and resume
- Applying for marketing jobs
- Acing the interview
- Succeeding at a new job
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