No experience? Identify what energizes you and what you're good at, then offer to work free for a prospect. Write them a blog post, audit their website, or do research. Concrete work beats a resume.
gonna look for a job, think about what you're really good at. And if you're starting out in your career right now, think about what actually gives you energy and what you're good at, right? That's gonna be the intersection of— and ideally it's something that other people want so you can make money doing it. But then if you don't have any experience, you can work for free, right? Like, that's what it takes to stand out. Like, when you're willing to go the extra mile, when you're willing to kind of work for free like that. And then he's like, hey, like, I'll even help work for free initially. Like, when you have people that will reach out and they're gonna do a blog post or they're gonna give some recommendations on what they would change about your website, like what they would do with your website, It shows how they think, it shows how they articulate, it shows how they write in general. And, you know, when you're able to do that, it just makes it a lot easier for the hiring manager, right? It doesn't— it's not like they have to sift through a bunch of resumes because that's what everyone is used to doing. So going the extra mile, doing the research, presenting something to them that is going to stand out from the rest, right? That's actually going the extra mile. That's actually being hungry.
