“First step… pick one title… find five to 10 job descriptions… count skills… make resume one page… every bullet point has a number… apply to 50 jobs… you should get two interviews.”

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30-day job-search playbook: pick one target title, collect 5-10 job descriptions, count and rank required skills, build a one-page resume with skill-linked bullet points (3-9 per role, each with a number), lock the resume, apply to 50 jobs

5-10 job descriptions, 3-9 bullet points per experience, 1-page resume, 50 applications, 2 interviews expected

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