find where your future employers hang out #careeradvice #techjobs

22 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief career‑advice monologue, the speaker urges job seekers to treat their personal brand as a product and actively market themselves. The core message is to first discover who actually cares about the work you want to do—i.e., where potential employers congregate—so you can direct your outreach there. The speaker recommends being vulnerable about your goals, mimicking the language and tone of the target companies, and framing your own value in terms of the concrete outputs those companies need. By aligning your narrative with the employer’s voice and emphasizing the specific value you can deliver, you increase the likelihood of landing the job.

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Find where your future employers hang out. What was the reason you wrote this? People don't realize the value that you have, not just in creating content, but like the value of like actually marketing yourself. One of the values of marketing yourself, or one of the like the aspects of that, is you have to learn who cares. And so I devoted my time to be like, hey, I'm just gonna talk about the things I want, I'm going to be vulnerable about the things I want. And I tried to emulate their voice in a lot of ways too. Most of the time, we forget that usually a job that you're trying to get is you providing value for the company. You get that job because those are the outputs that that company needs.