Welcome to a new special series called The Bathroom Brink.

That extra 10 minutes, you either have to listen to marketing tips or use the bathroom or both.

But I don't recommend both, but that's your choice.

This collab is going to be super fun.

We have Daniel Murray from the Marketing Millennials and me, Jay Schwettleson, from the Do This Not That podcast and Subjectline.com. Each episode in the series, we are going to go over quick tips about different marketing topics. And if you want to be in the bathroom, fine. Just don't tell us about it. Thanks for checking it out. We are back for the bathroom break. This Jay Schwettleson from Do This Not That. And I am honored to be here with the Marky Millennial, Daniel. And today we're actually going to be talking about how to move up in your career, maybe get that new job, maybe get that promotion, little tips and tricks that maybe are off the radar. But I have a question for you before we get into that, Daniel what was like your first job i don't mean like

real job i'm talking about like when you're a kid and well you grew up in south africa was your

first job like cleaning the dung of a giraffe or something oh my goodness um my first job ever

i was like 12 and i was i ref i was a ref for like four or five year old kids. It was like the first like, wait, were you babysitted them? No, like you were the ref. Oh, you were the ref. Oh, you were the ref. Like the soccer rep. Yeah. So that was like my first like where I got like an actual like paycheck and I was like oh this is kind of cool like you go

this like three day program to like learn it but it was cool that's cool yeah I was my first job

I was like 14 I don't know why they gave me a job I was a security I ran the security desk at a YMCA

which is really weird because I was 14 and I was like what am I going to do something bad happens

here but no today now we're going to crush it in terms of a little tips about upleveling your

career getting that job what you should do what you shouldn't do so Daniel want you rattle off

your first quick tip I think perception is a big thing in career. So the one tip I have

is that remove the years you graduated off your resume and off your LinkedIn. Like you want to

seem like you don't want your age to be a bias. People say there's no bias, but you don't want your

age to be a bias and you're not getting a job so remove that off your resume remove it off your

LinkedIn you got a degree cool not many people's going to ask you for your degree just remove that

off your LinkedIn because it could stunt you from getting a pay raise, a salary bomb, or like,

it can also hinder you for getting a bigger job.

I agree totally.

And I'll give you the social proof on my tip.

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