@priyapivots
explaining my pivot without sounding defensive
7 items
- 01Write the one line version before anyone asks
- 02Lead with the throughline, not the timeline
- 03Name the transferable skill out loud
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linkedin posts that actually got me replies
not the ones with the most likes. the ones where actual humans reached out after.
01
the "i got rejected from 47 roles before this one" post
numbers work. specific numbers work even better than round ones
02
screenshot of my actual application tracker, ugly spreadsheet and all
03
"nobody tells you this when you leave law" post
this one got the most dms, mostly from other lawyers plotting an exit
04
direct question post: what actually made you click on a career change
ask me how many people answered vs how many just liked it, very different numbers
05
post copying Justin Welsh's three-line hook structure almost word for word
felt weird copying a framework that closely but it worked better than anything i wrote from scratch. networking > applying, again
06
short list of fake job posting red flags i ran into
07
generic thank you to my network post, zero replies
proof that gratitude posts without a specific ask just get likes and nothing else
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