Monday, March 31 – “How Do I Stop Overthinking?”

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Happy Monday!

Here’s what’s on the job description for today:

  1. New roles from a global powerhouse in beverages.

  2. Today’s Question: “Do you have any ideas of how to get past overthinking and anxiety so I can actually prepare for my interviews?”

“Do what you can, with what you’ve got, where you are.”

– Teddy Roosevelt

IN HIRING

The Coca-Cola Company

  • One of the largest beverage companies on the planet with reach around the globe, this is a powerful brand on your resume.

  • Over 2500 jobs are open from all over world including those in analytics, product, and strategy.

  • Here are a few of the most interesting roles available

Click here for the company’s career page

TODAY’S QUESTION

Today’s Question: “Do you have any ideas of how to get past overthinking and anxiety so I can actually prepare for my interviews?”

Recommendation: everyone has a unique journey to their next role. Here’s what I’ve seen other candidates do well to get past the overthinking:

  • First, dump every idea you can down on paper.

    • What I’ve found best is when candidates write things down before they begin their day of applications, prep, networking, calls, interviews and whatever else they have going on.

  • Second, diversify your day and activities.

    • If all you’re doing one day is interview prep and it’s making you anxious about the upcoming interview, send job applications for a half hour. This has the added bonus of potential new interviews incase something happens to the process you’re currently in.

  • Finally, read non-fiction books that are relevant to your search.

    • Pick a skill that you’re using (building relationships, telling stories, focused work, etc.) and read for 30 minutes before starting your prep.

Conclusion:

There are many ways to work past your overthinking issues. Above a few I’ve seen work but if you’ve got others , please respond to this email 🙂

Have a great day,

Adam


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