Tagged #person-job-fit

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Stop Applying Blind: 6 Layers That Decide Your Next Job

Your résumé documents what you did. Six layers decide whether you get hired. Most job seekers only work on one.

By Justin Hammon July 7, 2026

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#transferable-skills
#person-job-fit
#career-archetype
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