Hello, this is Frank.

Although my background is in the humanities, I’ve always been passionate about STEM fields, spending half my day enjoying scientific learning.

But what about job hunting? The truth is, balancing both humanities and STEM approaches gives you a powerful edge in your career search. (Note: STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, referring to these academic and career fields as a group.)

Today, I’ll share how using both ways of thinking can dramatically boost your chances of landing your next job.

1. Leveraging Your Humanities Brain: Relationship Building & Communication

• The strengths of a humanities mindset are emotional intelligence and language skills. Here’s how to use them:
1. Impress in Interviews
   Show empathy and consider things from the interviewer’s perspective.
2. Networking
   Broaden your connections and stay on top of industry news.
3. Self-Promotion
   Express your experiences and strengths in a compelling way.

2. Leveraging Your STEM Brain: Logical Thinking & Problem-Solving

• STEM thinking is all about analytical skills and systematic reasoning. Here’s how to apply them in your job search:
1. Market Analysis
   Use data to understand industry trends.
2. Skill Mapping
   Analyze the gap between your skills and job requirements.
3. Efficient Information Gathering
   Systematically organize job listings and company information.

3. Blending Both Minds: Creating Synergy

• Combining humanities and STEM thinking makes your job search even more effective:
1. Resume & CV Writing
   Back up compelling stories (humanities) with data and numbers (STEM).
2. Interview Preparation
   Give logical answers (STEM) while communicating flexibly and warmly (humanities).
3. Career Planning
   Balance long-term vision (STEM) with personal fulfillment (humanities).

4. Practical Techniques

1. Mind Mapping
   Visualize your ideas and fully engage both sides of your brain.
2. SWOT Analysis
   Conduct logical self and market analysis.
3. Storytelling
   Deliver persuasive self-promotion using data-driven narratives.

5. Conclusion
By balancing your humanities and STEM thinking, you can tackle your job search from multiple perspectives. Leverage your strengths and compensate for your weaknesses-this is the shortcut to success.

Changing jobs is a major turning point in life. Make the most of both sides of your brain, and step confidently into your next career adventure!

If you’re interested in mathematics, check out my STEM blog here.

I’m also offering online lessons for those aiming to become top professionals. For details, visit my Practical English Experts blog.

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