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- 1. 50 IDEAS - KEY ISSUES OF A COMPLEX PROBLEM Anet Redmer Improve HOW CAN I WORRY LESS ABOUT THE SITUATION? HOW TO FIND MY DREAM JOB? PREFERABLY WITH A VISA? HOW CAN I STAY IN AUSTRALIA ?
- 2. 50 IDEASStop to panic by creating a step-by-step plan. Publish a couple of books and articles Try to think positive. Especially during interviews. Build a network around your expertise Engage a headhunter / recruiter LESS WORRY Anet Redmer Time management: Set deadlines and be strict with them. Inscribe yourself at job searching sites, such as seek.com Imagine you were not able to work. How else would you be able to get a visa? Imagine you are not depending on the visa. Start with a standard job search Go meet and marry an Australian Offer the potential employer to contribute / pay for the visa costs. Ask potential employers, why they would not hire you, so you can learn from it and you can offer solutions. Try to gain experience in your field. Start offering your coaching services for free, e.g. for your network (at least in the beginning, until you have a job) Don't procrastinate. Get into action as quickly as possible. NOW! Steal the passport from an Australian, who looks exactly like you :) Alternatively, how about a submarine as your home in Sydney's harbour? DREAM JOB THE VISA Celebrate each step that you have achieved and be proud of it. Apply for as many jobs as possible. Go to conferences, meetUps, trade shows... Write a killer CV, so no HR person can resist you... Fake your visum in your passport :) Just never leave the country. (Not a good idea) Ask the immigration, if they can make an exception in your case. Win the lottery and get an investor's visa. Bribe the immigration :) Teletransport yourself to another country whenever necessary, e.g., when your temporary visa runs, when you are in front of immigrations etc Get Harry Potter's special coat that makes him invisible, so you can pass through the customs unseen, whenever you leave the country! Clone yourself. let your clone leave every three months to renew the tourist visa. Get cosmetic surgery, so you look like Hugh Jackmann or Nicole Kidman (who are Australians). Nobody will ever ask for your passport. Many important people are only a few handshake away. Do your research, e.g. on LinkedIn and ask your network to introduce you to the people who can introduce you to a potential decision maker for employment (and visa sponsoring) Try to score a coaching job with the Australian Prime Minister and complain about your situation. Become a Rock Star (Key Person of Influence) in your field. Australia will want you to stay. Everybody will hire you and sponsor your visa. Sit down and grab your agenda. Calculate how much time you have and integrate your road map Chop you goals into smaller ones, creating a roadmap. Meet other expats to learn who they were able to get a job with a sponsored visa Get a tourist visa and stay for three months at a time. Ask a legal advisor for help and information., so you know exactly, where you are. Get informed, which companies in your field are likely to sponsor visas and focus on these companies. Google "visa- sponsored" jobs Coach VIP and celebrities. Speak at conferences etc. Create your own brand. Social Media presence.Web site Brochures Business Cards Improve Envision yourself having reached your dream job, which is visa-sponsored, and to believe in it, instead of worrying. Dig a tunnel from Australia to the Netherlands and just commute every day. (Interviewee is Dutch) Buy a hot air balloon, which - hovering above Australia - will be your new home. STAY IN AUSTRALIA Become Prime Minister so you can change the visa laws. Convince all the other visa applicants to withdraw their application, so yoiu are the only one applying for the visa. Loose your passport :) While applying for a new one, you say had surely had a visa in it. your favorite idea (one idea that you are excited about for whatever reason... you don’t have to justify why)
- 3. 3 CHOSEN IDEASStop to panic by creating a step-by-step plan. Publish a couple of books and articles Try to think positive. Especially during interviews. Build a network around your expertise Engage a headhunter / recruiter LESS WORRY Anet Redmer Time management: Set deadlines and be strict with them. Inscribe yourself at job searching sites, such as seek.com Imagine you were not able to work. How else would you be able to get a visa? Imagine you are not depending on the visa. Start with a standard job search Go meet and marry an Australian Offer the potential employer to contribute / pay for the visa costs. Ask potential employers, why they would not hire you, so you can learn from it and you can offer solutions. Try to gain experience in your field. Start offering your coaching services for free, e.g. for your network (at least in the beginning, until you have a job) Don't procrastinate. Get into action as quickly as possible. NOW! Steal the passport from an Australian, who looks exactly like you :) Alternatively, how about a submarine as your home in Sydney's harbour? DREAM JOB THE VISA Celebrate each step that you have achieved and be proud of it. Apply for as many jobs as possible. Go to conferences, meetUps, trade shows... Write a killer CV, so no HR person can resist you... Fake your visum in your passport :) Just never leave the country. (Not a good idea) Ask the immigration, if they can make an exception in your case. Win the lottery and get an investor's visa. Bribe the immigration :) Teletransport yourself to another country whenever necessary, e.g., when your temporary visa runs, when you are in front of immigrations etc Get Harry Potter's special coat that makes him invisible, so you can pass through the customs unseen, whenever you leave the country! Clone yourself. let your clone leave every three months to renew the tourist visa. Get cosmetic surgery, so you look like Hugh Jackmann or Nicole Kidman (who are Australians). Nobody will ever ask for your passport. Many important people are only a few handshake away. Do your research, e.g. on LinkedIn and ask your network to introduce you to the people who can introduce you to a potential decision maker for employment (and visa sponsoring) Try to score a coaching job with the Australian Prime Minister and complain about your situation. Become a Rock Star (Key Person of Influence) in your field. Australia will want you to stay. Everybody will hire you and sponsor your visa. Sit down and grab your agenda. Calculate how much time you have and integrate your road map Chop you goals into smaller ones, creating a roadmap. Meet other expats to learn who they were able to get a job with a sponsored visa Get a tourist visa and stay for three months at a time. Ask a legal advisor for help and information., so you know exactly, where you are. Get informed, which companies in your field are likely to sponsor visas and focus on these companies. Google "visa- sponsored" jobs Coach VIP and celebrities. Speak at conferences etc. Create your own brand. Social Media presence.Web site Brochures Business Cards Improve Envision yourself having reached your dream job, which is visa-sponsored, and to believe in it, instead of worrying. Dig a tunnel from Australia to the Netherlands and just commute every day. (Interviewee is Dutch) Buy a hot air balloon, which - hovering above Australia - will be your new home. STAY IN AUSTRALIA Become Prime Minister so you can change the visa laws. Convince all the other visa applicants to withdraw their application, so yoiu are the only one applying for the visa. Loose your passport :) While applying for a new one, you say had surely had a visa in it.
- 4. 3 IDEAS EXPLAINED Anet Redmer The most practical idea (one that could be easily implemented) A recruiter service will professionally fine-tune the interviewee's CV and optimize it for job applications. Also knows the job market very well and can advise on job openings and visa-sponsoring companies. Can also explain methods of effective networking and how to get in touch with the right people. Can prepare interviewee for interviews. Engage a headhunter / recruiter / career coach The most disruptive idea (one that would make a huge impact, regardless of how feasible or affordable it is) Digging the tunnel and integrating a high speed rail with a travel time of an hour will get the best of both worlds to the interviewee. He can be in Australia, the country he wants to stay in, at the same time he can be with his family at home in The Netherlands (which he misses from time to time). Australian customs will issue him a commuter's visa. Best of all: he has two countries to apply for jobs, double the chance to score the dream job! Dig a tunnel from Australia to the Netherlands and just commute every day. (Interviewee is Dutch) Your favorite idea (one idea that you are excited about for whatever reason... you don’t have to justify why) This is my favorite idea, as the visa issue motivates the interviewee towards absolute excellence - to find his own niche within the coaching business / social science sector he really cares about and to become one of the best in his field. He manages to turn the 'weakness', the 'issue' into a strength and comes out as a winner of his complex situation. A Rock Star knows how to market himself, so he needs to focus on his own brand and marketing. Become a Rock Star (Key Person of Influence) in your field. Australia will want you to stay. Everybody will hire you and sponsor your visa.