Can’t Find A Job? Fifth Third Bank Can Help

Consideration was provided by Fifth Third Bank

I’m all about keeping it real and sticking with the facts. So here’s what’s really going
on in our country with recent college grads:

•  More than half of recent graduates do not have full time jobs.
• Getting a job is incredibly competitive.
• On average, at least 200 people apply for every job opening and only 2% actually get interviews.*

This can be incredibly frustrating and depressing for motivated grads with great potential.  Fifth Third Bank understands this dilemma and has come up with a great solution to help grads promote themselves and find jobs.

Fifth Third Bank is giving away $1 million of one-on-one job coaching from expert coaches at NextJob. Every week, 80 winners will be matched with a professional NextJob coach to help them get the job they want.  Coaching is virtual, making it easy for job seekers. It includes:

• Interview prep/coaching
• Help finding the 50% of jobs not listed online
• Personalized resume editing
• Career testing & personality testing to help identify even more opportunities
• Creations of enhanced LinkedIn and Twitter Profiles
• Flexible scheduling
• In fact, people are nearly three times more likely to get a job with job search help than without it.**

Don’t wait! Take advantage of this great opportunity. In times like these, we must learn how to promote ourselves and lead with our best self.

How to enter:

Start Tweeting! Tweet why you deserve free one-on-one job coaching from NextJob. Use #BrandofYou and #53enter. You can enter 1 time per day. Up to 80 winners will be selected per week until July 20. Fifth Third is also hosting a Twitter Event where NextJob coaches will provide real time feedback. Event details: https://brandofyou.53.com/events

– 7/8- TwitterResumes

On the Twitter event date, Fifth Third Bank will award up to 50 job coaching
opportunities. Event details: https://brandofyou.53.com/events

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Fifth Third Bank.

*Robert Meier, President of Job Market Experts

**NextJob.com