# Jeff Altman
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jeff altman (born August 13, 1951) is an American stand-up comedian and actor who has appeared as a guest on Late Night with David Letterman and Late Show with David Letterman a combined 45 times. Altman mesmerized contemporaries like David Letterman and Jerry Seinfeld, and inspired future comedians like Judd Apatow.Altman has also had numerous acting roles in movies and television such as Dr. Gene Splicer in Tiny Toon Adventures, Professor Dweeb in Slimer and The Real Ghostbusters, Clint Mullet on Mork and Mindy, and five different guest characters on Baywatch.
The Advisory Board Illusion: How to Actually Get the Equity
EP 3231 Landing a legitimate startup advisory role builds long-term equity without the operational hazard of quitting your executive career, but falling for pay-to-play recruitment schemes guarantees zero return. True equity requires bypassing predatory job databases, understanding FAST agreement m…
10 More Part-Time Retirement Jobs That Pay
EP 3232 Doing zero work in retirement breeds boredom, isolation, and rapid financial anxiety as inflation chips away at your savings. Chasing high-dollar corporate gigs throws you back into the rat race and triggers aggressive federal benefit clawbacks if you are under full retirement age. Here are…
Hack LinkedIn’s Hidden Job Market
EP 3233 Mass-submitting resumes to public job postings guarantees your application lands straight into an automated HR black hole. Up to 85% of high-value roles are filled through direct search and internal referrals long before an opening goes public. This breakdown hands you the exact inbound fra…
Should You Opt Out of AI Resume Screening?
EP 3234 Checking the box to opt out of AI resume screening does not land you on a recruiter’s priority desk—it dumps your resume into a black hole of backlogged manual queues. Over 98% of Fortune 500 employers run automated applicant pipelines, and opting out trades rapid computational filtering fo…
Are Degrees Less Important Than They Used to Be?
EP 3235 Corporate PR swears that a four-year college degree is dead, but internal applicant tracking systems still use automated knockout filters to dump non-degreed candidates instantly. You cannot play by the posted rules when the software is rigged to trash your application before a human ever l…
"Did You Use AI to Write Your Resume?"
This is a question that worries people because they haven’t thought it through. It’s such an easy one to answer.
ABOUT JEFF ALTMAN, THE BIG GAME HUNTER
People hire Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter to provide No BS job search coaching and career advice globally because he makes job search and succe…
Stop Applying Like an Amateur
Firing off applications via "Easy Apply" is not productivity—it is feeding your resume into an automated HR black hole that flags senior talent as too expensive. High-caliber operators land executive roles by ditching job boards, auditing real business problems, and pitching direct solutions to C-s…
How to Land Unadvertised Roles Using Private Tech Communities
EP 3235 Public job boards force you into a brutal numbers game where hundreds of applicants fight for just 20% of open positions. You bypass applicant tracking systems completely by positioning your profile inside private Slack and Discord groups and pitching decision-makers directly. Spending 15 t…
The AI Job Boom: Mobility vs. Scarcity
EP 3236 Panic headlines claim automation will destroy employment, but the actual data proves the US economy will net 5 million new jobs by 2035. The real threat is not job scarcity; it is worker mobility and the 45% who face severe skill barriers when trying to transition. Learn the exact skills-ba…
How to Find Unadvertised Jobs on LinkedIn
Applying through standard job boards forces your resume into a crowded digital black hole with hundreds of competing applicants. Hiring managers hate the applicant flood just as much as you do, which is why key decision-makers publish unlisted opportunities directly on their personal feeds. Use thi…
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