Looking For a Career Change , Amid the 'Great Resignation?', Here's What To Do.<br />Experts say as the 'Great Resignation' unfolds, now may be your best <br />time to find a better opportunity.<br />Here are a few ways to increase <br />your odds of landing a better career opportunity, according to experts:.<br />Learn <br />New <br />Skills.<br />Experts say one of the best ways to better yourself is to educate yourself.<br />It is never too late to go <br />back to school, obtain a certification, set a goal, <br />or educate yourself <br />on something you’re <br />passionate about. , Karen Gaski, human resources manager CareerBuilder, via CNBC.<br />Transferable <br /> Skills.<br />Before you send your resume to any potential employers, make sure <br />to highlight how your skills <br />will transfer to their open position.<br />Make sure to emphasize these skills in the executive summary of your resume and reference them again in your cover letter.<br />Keywords.<br />Mirroring the language of a job post may help your application stand apart.<br />Experts suggest including keywords <br />from job posts in your resume, <br />including any company lingo used <br />to describe the position.<br />Anecdotes.<br />Preparing anecdotes before a job interview could be the key to landing your <br />next great opportunity.<br />Experts say to give specific examples of how you have utilized your transferable skills in the past to forge positive outcomes.<br />Practice.<br />Experts agree to ace a job interview, preparation is essential.<br />Play through some scenarios beforehand, and rehearse your anecdotes.<br />Be prepared so that you can go into your interview with plenty of confidence.<br />Practice what you’ll <br />say ahead of time, but talk conversationally. , Vicki Salemi, career expert Monster, via CNBC
