Les 3 solutions pour trouver un stage à l'étranger depuis ton école d'ingénieur en France. Networking & Réseautage: qui contacter quand tu ne connais personne - et comment faire ?
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L’Astuce d’Un Ingenieur Francais pour Trouver un Boulot – a 23 ans!
Hier, j'ai déjeuné avec un jeune ingénieur français qui termine ses études en Australie. Il cherche un travail - mais c’est bien plus que ça: comme beaucoup d’entre nous, il est prêt a tout pour y arriver. Il y a quelques mois, il a rencontré cette Australienne à l'université : ils sont tombés amoureux. Elle… Continue reading L’Astuce d’Un Ingenieur Francais pour Trouver un Boulot – a 23 ans!
How Can Sound Symbolism Help French Engineers To Get a Job in Australia?
Today, I stumbled on this video of David Placek, Founder & CEO of Lexicon Branding, a company designing names for other brands. And yes, this matters for you, especially if you're a French Engineer. Let me explain. First, have a look at this video As you can see, this company take sounds seriously: they spent… Continue reading How Can Sound Symbolism Help French Engineers To Get a Job in Australia?
Trouver un Sponsor: Effet Charlatan VS Comment Tirer le Meilleur de Ce Site?
Hier, une personne m'a dit : “Je te vois un peu comme un businessman, comme quelqu'un d'intelligent qui essaye d'aider les gens, mais je reste perplexe. Ca ressemble un peu aux genres de sites internet “récupère ton ex” qui proposent des guident payant et du coaching. Je ne compte pas me faire exploiter ; je… Continue reading Trouver un Sponsor: Effet Charlatan VS Comment Tirer le Meilleur de Ce Site?
She Got a Job in Sydney! (in Marketing)
Today, one of my client found a job in Sydney. She was coming from far: she looked for a job for 6 months without results. After that, she contacted me for help. She had amazing qualities: organised, motivated and with the right attitude. But she was not getting job and didn't know why. Everyone was… Continue reading She Got a Job in Sydney! (in Marketing)
She Got an Internship! Feedback from a Centrale Paris 2nd Year Student
Last month I received this LinkedIn message from a 2nd year student from Centrale Paris It's always a pleasure to get this kind of feedback. One lesson for you: this feedback shows she cares about people who help her. After her message, I'm 100% sure I will help her again if one day she asks… Continue reading She Got an Internship! Feedback from a Centrale Paris 2nd Year Student
From ‘Just Arrived’ Backpacker to A Sponsor Visa: Improving Your Job-Hunting Skills
You want a job or a sponsor (TSS / 457) in Australia, like many other French Engineers and foreigners. Among those who succeed, some are faster than other. "why did they get a job faster?" This question has always been in the back of my mind, and there is no easy answer. Last week, my… Continue reading From ‘Just Arrived’ Backpacker to A Sponsor Visa: Improving Your Job-Hunting Skills
The Poker Pro-Player Trick To Get Engineering Jobs in Australia
Sydney, early 2019. I spent my weekend watching two professional poker players playing tournaments and describing each of their major choices. There is a big take-away for you if you're a French Engineer looking for a job in Australia
Opportunity Cost & Getting a Job: Don’t Watch this Last Episode
Every choice has a price If you spend 1h watching a Netflix tv-show, it's 1h you won't spend contacting someone. Maybe it could have been the right person, the one looking to hire someone like you. Time is finite. We only get the next hour once, and then it’s gone forever. So choices about how… Continue reading Opportunity Cost & Getting a Job: Don’t Watch this Last Episode
Your Job-Hunting Strategy: Don’t Do Like Everyone Else
95% of people who wants a long-term job in Australia fail. You don't want to have the same results. So take a different approach. For those 95%, the most commun approach is the basic one: applying online & contacting their friends asking to forward their CVs. Don't do this. Go for the snowball effect. The… Continue reading Your Job-Hunting Strategy: Don’t Do Like Everyone Else
