I moved back to nyc (home) after graduation in 2021 and have been working as a business analyst, remote (the position was more like a junior product manager role for the app) for a health and wellness app. Recently the WHOLE COMPANY went on furlough. I have been trying to find a new role for months as my bills are still present and living here isn’t cheap. I feel like I have great skills and potential and I have been trying to network. I would love to just get my foot in the door so that my resume at least gets looked at. If anyone knows if their company is hiring, is able to give me a referral, or have any tips for me that would be great. I apply nonstop to opportunities, reach out to hiring managers, and continue to learn using coursera. #Jobsearch #help #referral #techcareer #tech #productmanagement #product
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Your problem is for sure you. I can tell that your communication is poor just by this post. You come here asking for help but you don’t provide any details about yourself. Such as how many years of experience you have. What industries you are strong in. What roles you would be ideal for. Just a standard whine about “oh man it’s tough out here, someone make it easier for me”. The fact that I’m writing this for you is more help than you deserve for this low effort but hopefully you take this feedback and improve.
Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback, albeit in a direct manner. While I appreciate the insight, I must express my disappointment with the tone and approach taken. Constructive criticism is valuable, but it loses its effectiveness when delivered with negativity and rudeness. I understand that you may have intended to offer helpful advice, but the manner in which it was conveyed was not conducive to a productive exchange. Critiquing and blaming me without understanding the full context of my background, experience, and the industries I've worked in is akin to making assumptions without proper information. In the future, I encourage you to consider adopting a more professional and respectful tone when providing feedback. Offering suggestions for improvement in a constructive manner can lead to more meaningful dialogue and positive outcomes. For instance, simply suggesting, "Please provide more details about yourself to better target your audience," would have conveyed the same message without the unnecessary negativity. Furthermore, it's important to recognize the impact of our communication style on others, both online and in person. Treating strangers with respect and courtesy sets a positive example for how we interact with colleagues, family, and friends. Regarding your feedback on my approach, I acknowledge the importance of providing relevant details about myself when seeking assistance. Rest assured, I am not here to complain but rather to seek guidance and support. I am confident in my abilities and the value I bring as a candidate, and I am committed to continuously improving and refining my skills. Thank you again for your feedback. I hope this response serves as constructive feedback on effective communication strategies for future interactions.