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Job Search Tips
Posted On Tuesday, April 07 2009 at 08:28 PM
So you are considering a new job, great! Now you need to make sure your job search is effective. Before starting your job search on the wrong foot, make sure you consider the following:
Job Search Tip #2: Use Your Network, Build a New One
The best candidates for a job position are ones referred by a company’s current employees. If you have a friend in a company, connect with them. If you want to connect with an individual that works at a company, look into social networks. Make a friend, get a referral!
Job Search Tip #4: Aggressively Research the Company
If you are considering a particular company, made sure you research it! Now, this doesn’t mean you can get away with simply visiting their website; you have to work a little harder. See what kind of dirt you can dig up. For example, if they have only been in business for a year, look into what types of products they are looking to develop; if they have been in business for a while, look into how they have been doing. Public image, law suits, any information is pertinent and can directly affect you as an employee.
Job Search Tip #5: Consider a Recruiter
Keep in mind that not all recruiters are the same. There are plenty of recruiters out there who will invest a lot of time and effort into matching you with the perfect job and the perfect company!
Job Search Tip #6: Consider a Temporary Job
This tip is only for you if you have been out of work for a while. Having a temporary job will show initiative, build you experience with a new company, increase the size of your network, and most importantly, get you paid!


Sheryl C
Tuesday, April 07 2009 at 08:19 PM
I agree, keywords are very important. Good sourcers/recruiters know how to utilize job boards to their maximum capabilities. Although most job seekers don't know how to use job board search engines and they surely don't update their resumes with the proper searchable key words.
Career Coach
Monday, April 06 2009 at 07:56 PM
KEY WORDS, KEY WORDS, KEY WORDS. When you create a resume to post online, make sure you incorporate any and all keywords that an employer will be searching for. Employers can only find your resume if you have the appropriate keywords in your resume. Just think, if you were the employer, what would you search for if you were looking to hire someone ;-)