Designing a Focused, Efficient Job Search (Without Burnout or Spray-and-Pray)

Most job searches don’t prolong because people lack talent or effort. They draw out because the search itself is unfocused and the activities that accelerate progress aren't executed consistently or well enough.

In this session, we’ll break down how to design a job search that replaces chaos with clarity and constant activity with real progress.

You’ll learn how to narrow intelligently (without limiting opportunity), identify the right companies and roles, and shift from endless applications to a small set of intentional weekly actions that actually move things forward.

This isn’t about working harder, but more effectively.

It’s about knowing exactly what to do, why you’re doing it, and how to tell if it’s working.

If you’re in the job market feeling busy but not confident your effort is translating into results, this session will help you reset, move forward with purpose, and avoid wasting time and effort.

Who This Is For

• Professionals navigating a job search after a layoff or transition

• High performers who want structure, not guesswork

• Anyone feeling overwhelmed, burned out, or stuck despite “doing all the things”

What You’ll Walk Away With

• A clear definition of your target role (and what not to chase)

• A focused company list that drives all activity

• A simple weekly execution model that prevents burnout

• A better way to measure progress—without tying your confidence to outcomes

Support & Next Steps

If you want help executing what we cover, staying focused, consistent, and confident throughout your search, we provide structured, hands-on support through Goalster.

Our approach is built around clarity, certainty, and accountability:

• Clear goals instead of vague intentions

• Defined weekly actions instead of endless applications

• Visible progress so you always know where you stand

  
  

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Event Details

Dec 11, 2025, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM EST

https://meet.google.com/fuh-pybc-dzj