So we just walked past it every Halloween.
            
But then, one year, the morning after trick-or-treating when we were at school, one of our friends was bragging – because he trick-or-treated that "mean rich guy's house", and walked away with a HUGE Hershey bar.
            
Moral of the story?
            
I'm not sure.
            
But it reminds me about something I learned pretty early on as a career coach:
            
Often, the best job leads come from companies, teams, and hiring managers who seem the most unapproachable – or the kind that you might drive past all the time but never think would have a position they need to fill.
            
I've lost count of the number of times a client has said to me:
            
"Alan, I'd love work for a company like this one here, but I've never seen them advertise any positions. It looks like they don't need anyone right now...."
            
If you can relate to this – if there's a company that you'd love to work for, but you don't want to "knock on their" door because it doesn't look like they need a new employee right now, you should approach them anyway.
            
Because you might be surprised at the results you’re going to get when you do.

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