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Most Executives are Job Fishers Not Job Hunters

Most Executives are Job Fishers Not Job Hunters

BROWNING ASSOCIATES asks, are you hunting for your next executive job with a fishing pole or a rifle? Job fishers are relaxed laid-back people who cast their resume and wait for a nibble. They must be patient because it may be weeks or even months before they get a single bite! Job Hunters adjust their sites and proactively go out everyday in search of food; they are hungry and there is no time to wait around for their next meal. Which are you?

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