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00:04

EVERYONE FINDS THEIR OWN PATH

00:15

"To what extent does being a bit of a fool sometimes,in a conscious way, help me in my work?" It's funny because it perfectly suits me with this outfit these eyes and these cute glasses.

00:26

I'm a bit foolish in the sense of being a little naive sometimes.

00:33

No, I'm naive because I believe that there is the right job and the right company for everyone.

00:38

And I know that's not necessarily the truth.I'm also quite realistic in relation to that.

00:46

Some people work to earn money, because that's how they buy their groceries and pay their rent.

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In any case, I believe it's useful for the company to perfectly describe the offer and the position so the people who are exactly looking for it can easily apply.

01:09

That's why I took on the job offers issue.I wondered: who do I exactly want to help?

01:18

Candidates or companies?If I want to change the system, and I'm a fool again by wanting to change a HR issue, but if I want it, I must get involved in the company.

01:30

They must describe realistically what they are like and what they can offer.

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After that, people outside the company will have the opportunity to apply and wish they get the job,and to feel excited about it, of course.

01:50

I know not all jobs are cool.It is up to one's perspective.

02:00

I had a client on finance who wanted to add "stress tolerant" on the requirements by any means necessary.

02:08

I told her: "Honestly, there are stressful jobs." Personally, I wouldn't work in the healthcare field, for example.

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Where I had to go to the hospital every day where people could die.

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It's a job that comes with a horrible psychological stress.

02:27

There are many examples of jobs which are psychologically very stressful.

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There are craftsmen's jobs, such as a builder who lays floors or a construction worker.

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Those are physically stressful jobs in which you have to carry a lot of weight every day.

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I'd say that, in these jobs, high stress tolerance is needed.

02:45

But some people do like these kinds of jobs.The builder who came to my house today told me: "Well, I had already gone to the gym today." I was like: "What?" "This job couldn't be more tiring but you work out beforehand." I think it wasn't a big deal for him because the job implies physical exercise.

03:03

Coming back to the finance example.Yes, it can be quite stressful at some points and you can be clear about it and explain it."We have a high season that runs from November to February due to the financial year." My friend works as an auditor and you can't count on her during that time of the year, that's that.

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But she loves her job,she doesn’t think it's stressful.

03:30

She gets a bit overwhelmed during those months, it could happen,but that doesn't mean she thinks her job is stressful.

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That's about being naive.On one hand, I think that people have to discover what they would like to do and what they are good at.

03:48

That's what job consultants do.That's what I decided not to do.

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On the other, there's the company, which has to include exactly what needs to be done.

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The coolest thing about the job.My advice is to avoid having the advertisement written by someone from HR, but by someone filling that position now.

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That is the person who knows best about the position,what it is cool about it and what isn't.

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Those things can be precisely considered as a whole and expressed in a job advertisement.

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That way, we will have more chances of finding the right people,because that is the goal of a job advertisement.

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To make an offer and show what the job is like so that someone will find it.

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That's the first step.To find a fantastic person who could be the most suitable one.