Look what I got in my email Friday night, news about my informational interview course update!
Go to the Informational Interview course
I’m counting this as my 36th course, even thought it replaces one I did back in 2012 (or was it 2013?).
After doing my first course with Pluralsight, in 2012, I pitched them an informational interview course (see all my blog posts about informational interviews here). By that time I had been speaking a lot on stage and was passionate about informational interviews as the best tool/tactic/strategy for job seekers so an informational interview course was only natural.
Here we are in 2020 and I continue to believe (and) say that. I can’t imagine a more important way for you to spend your time, especially the time you have control over (quiet time, time when no one is reaching out to you, which I had in abundance in my job search).
Beyond being the best tactic for job seekers, it is an excellent tactic/strategy for people who are ready to really, seriously, and strategically network. It’s an super tactic/strategy for small business owners who are looking for partners, customers, investors, etc.
Is the Informational Interview Course Just for Job Seekers? (hint: NO)
A friend of mine is a professional speaker. He asked “could I use this to get more speaking business?” ABSOLUTELY.
Informational interviews is simply strategic, purposeful networking. It is networking with a system instead of accidental networking.
I believe in informational interviews so much I created a 6 week job search program that focuses on using informational interviews to find leads, and get you closer to job interviews.
Otherwise, for a hour+ course, click on this link to the Pluralsight Informational Interviews course. Need a 30 day pass? Hit me up 🙂