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I'm Coach Chiao (George), a career coach and the author of Data-Driven Job Search. I run job search workshops for international students, GMBA and IMBA programs, and teams: participants learn to read their own application numbers, see which stage they're stuck at, and leave with a next step.
Former Amazon engineer who once held offers from five countries at the same time. With this method I've helped 300+ people land offers across 20 countries.
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Three topics, each adjusted to your audience. Each works as a single session or as a series.
Best for: International students, GMBA/IMBA cohorts, anyone starting a search
A hundred applications with no reply doesn't mean you're not good enough; your sample size just isn't big enough yet. Break job hunting into four conversion stages (applications, responses, interviews, offers) and you'll know whether to send more, or which stage to fix.
Best for: Students and professionals who are already applying
Many people say "my résumé is terrible", when often they do get interviews and struggle in the later rounds. Use your own numbers to find the stage that is really holding you back, then decide what to change.
Best for: International students deciding where to work after graduation
Three cohorts of the Overseas Job Search Marathon, 33 participants. Of the 26 who had started applying, the median had already sent 136 applications when they joined, 7,606 in total. What these numbers tell us.
Most career talks only collect a satisfaction score. I ask the same students a few questions before and after, so you get numbers that show change, on one page, on the day.
Job search sessions since January 2026. These were delivered in Mandarin; the same talks are available in English.
I've also facilitated for about ten years: nearly 3,000 workshops and meetups since 2016 (mostly design thinking and team workshops, not job search). Organizations I've worked with
Talks for employee groups, alumni associations and professional communities, especially people planning a move abroad or a change of field: how to read their own job search numbers, where cross-border applications usually drop off, and what to fix first.
Podcast, article or press request instead? See the media kit.
A career coach for overseas job seekers and author of Data-Driven Job Search (量化求職, 2026, in Traditional Chinese). He once held offers from the US, UK, Singapore, Canada and Japan at the same time, and after four years at Amazon became a full-time coach. He is also a facilitator: in his sessions people don't just listen, they work with their own data.
The methodThe book (English edition waitlist)Media kit and bios