The Art of Finding Work

Finding work has not gotten harder; it just requires new strategies.

WARNING:

This weekly newsletter will change your job search results.

I am a self-confessed job hopper, a nomad on the anxious, bubbling corporate scene. I cannot pinpoint where my wanderlust comes from; however, I romantically attribute much of it to my father having been Romanian; thus, the Romanian gypsy blood in my veins gives me the itch that I can never seem to scratch to change workplace scenery constantly. Hence, through repeated experience, I became an expert at job searching.

With layoffs happening daily, seeking job search advice without artificial ingredients or sweeteners — job search advice that is applicable to the real world, how employers actually hire — is more sought out than ever. The Art of Finding Work delivers the tough truths about job searching and how to present oneself to employers as a candidate they will likely say "Yes!" to. 

Thank you for making me part of your job search journey.

— Nick Kossovan

Grateful thanks are always appreciated, to which I always say, “You’re welcome!”  


Nick Kossovan, a well-seasoned veteran of the corporate landscape, offers “unsweetened” job search advice. You can send Nick your questions to artoffindingwork@gmail.com.

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Nick Kossovan

Nick Kossovan, a well-seasoned veteran of the corporate landscape, offers pragmatic and unsweetened job search advice that appears in newspapers and online news outlets across Canada.