Jobs Search

Another morning of the job ahead of you. You pour a cup
Coffee and open the paper to the employment section. With a
Mixture of anticipation and desperation you pick a stump
Pencil and prepare to target and identify some possible job
Opportunities.

There are less ads to circle morning today, despite the
promising words and vague descriptions you have begun to believe
that none of these potential employers will seriouslycheck
Them. Perhaps they have family or friends, or maybe you'll hear
once again: "I'm afraid you're overqualified for this job."

After a few phone calls you try to get into a positive
Mood. You head out the door, a folder into a
Hand and a list of addresses for the next. They are a couple of drops of
continued and have plans for an interview this afternoon.

Perhaps today will be different ...

Are you or a friend looking for work? HaveIt belongs to the
Known discharged from long-term employment only to find out,
After four or five months that it can not yet become a
Job?

If you believe the only way a job is found to have connections
You can also right to some extent. With such a demand for employment, many
Jobs never make it on the paper. How can you participate?

NETWORKING

"Leave no stone unturned. Tell your friends, relatives and acquaintances
Your job search. ThisPeople can have an "IN" to their
Companies available when positions come.

You may also hear of someone hiring and keeping you informed
about the possibilities that you might not otherwise have been hearsay. Their
Personal recommendations are also an impression on the employer in
Your name.

NO JOBS POSTED

You do not have to wait for a job listed in the paper or
apply even with the company board, to work in a company.

Go through thePhone book and make a list of companies you want to
to work. Call and ask if there are available.
Ask for the name of the Human Resources Manager or the individual
charge of recruiting for the area to which you are applying.

Please send a resume and directed them to the person responsible for the release.
Write a cover letter that expresses your interest in the company
and why you like to work for them. Follow up several days later
and ask for the individual. Tell themyou're checking to see that
they received your resume and ask if there are any positions that
may become available.

If they are not hiring suggest you'll check back at another time.
Often positions are made available unexpectedly and by keeping in
contact (without pestering) you may be the first person that
comes to mind.

This is not a secret. If you're not taking advantage, someone
else will. You can't afford to miss out on making yourself known
to Employer before the job offer is made public.

Accessing this hidden job market may open up opportunities for you
never thought possible. By always one step ahead of the other job
Seekers you can be sure that your new job is right around the
Corner!

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