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Finally landed a job in the UK after 3 months of job hunting!!
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Finally landed a job in the UK after 3 months of job hunting!!

Over the past three months, I applied for 160+ jobs and attended around 30 phone and in-person interviews. By improving my CV strategy — from using one generic CV to tailoring by industry, and finally customizing a new CV for each role — I gained more interview opportunities. Still, the job search was long and exhausting, with forms, tests, frequent interviews, and travel, often without feedback. I felt overwhelmed at times but kept going. Now it’s a new beginning, and I hope all job seekers achieve the results they want.

Feb 01, 2026 2 min read
The Year I Spent Job Hunting in the UK: Anxiety, Doubt, Persistence — and Slowly Seeing the Light
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The Year I Spent Job Hunting in the UK: Anxiety, Doubt, Persistence — and Slowly Seeing the Light

This is a personal story about job hunting in the UK. The author begins with uncertainty about staying in the UK, then feels anxious after seeing peers prepare for job searches. The journey includes disappointing career fair experiences, repeated rejections from mass applications, and emotional lows. The turning point comes from advice given by a career advisor, who emphasizes matching rather than blindly applying. After improving strategy and application quality, the author gradually receives interviews and finally secures an offer before graduation. The key message is that rejection is normal in job hunting, strategy matters more than quantity, and maintaining a stable mindset and persistence is crucial for success.

Feb 01, 2026 4 min read
Experience Sharing | Five Practical Tips for Job Hunting in the UK
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Experience Sharing | Five Practical Tips for Job Hunting in the UK

This article shares five practical tips for job hunting in the UK: 1️⃣ Know the hiring seasons: Peak times for internships and office roles are Sept–Dec and before Easter; service jobs peak in Sept–Nov and Apr–Jun. 2️⃣ Use multiple job platforms: Such as Indeed, LinkedIn, and Glassdoor—each has different strengths. 3️⃣ Prepare proper documents: UK applications usually require only a CV and Cover Letter. CVs should be achievement-focused and without photos; cover letters must be tailored. 4️⃣ Understand the process: Hiring often involves multiple stages like CV screening, online tests, interviews, and assessment centres. 5️⃣ Be well prepared: Practice self-introductions, research companies, stay reachable, and keep a positive mindset.

Feb 01, 2026 2 min read
A LinkedIn networking template with a 90% success rate 🗣️
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A LinkedIn networking template with a 90% success rate 🗣️

Job search success on LinkedIn comes from precision, not mass messaging. It’s not about how many cold messages you send, but how you send them: Filter the right people using the “3-second rule” Show you’ve done your homework from the first line Create genuine resonance or shared ground Introduce yourself in one line (current role + goal) Make a clear, specific, low-effort request The essence of a cold message is perspective-taking: Make it instantly clear who you are, why you’re reaching out, and why it matters to them. Career opportunities are not only applied for — they’re also talked into existence.

Feb 01, 2026 2 min read
Cross-Cultural Communication: How to Turn Differences into Your Professional Superpower
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Cross-Cultural Communication: How to Turn Differences into Your Professional Superpower

Cross-cultural communication in the UK workplace is not just about language proficiency, but about understanding different ways of thinking and communicating. This article explains how international professionals can turn cultural differences into strengths by adapting communication structure, expression style, and participation in meetings—while confidently showcasing their unique perspectives.

Jan 22, 2026 2 min read