Learn The Art Of Searching For Jobs
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Mastering the Art of Job Searching
For years, newspaper classifieds and word of mouth were the primary ways to find a job beyond knocking on doors. Even today, word of mouth remains a powerful tool, as more than 60% of jobs are not publicly listed. As the saying goes, it's not just what you know, but who you know?"and how well you utilize your connections.
Most of us work to earn a living, which includes buying food unless you're part of a barter system or have inherited wealth. This means you need a job. While you could physically search for help-wanted signs, the internet offers a far more efficient approach.
Leverage your network by asking relatives, former colleagues, and friends if they know of openings, especially if you’re targeting a specific industry. If this doesn’t yield results, consider exploring online classifieds. Many newspapers now publish their classifieds online, making digital searches more convenient while expanding your options.
Two highly reliable job search websites are Craigslist and Monster. These platforms attract a large volume of traffic, which can be advantageous. Both sites feature thousands of job posts daily and allow you to search by location, employment type, and salary. You can also upload your resume to attract potential recruiters.
Besides larger sites, many niche websites focus on local opportunities or specific expertise. However, exercise caution, as not all internet job postings are genuine. Be wary of any recruiter asking for money upfront, as this is usually indicative of a scam.
If you apply for a local job and are asked for a fee before hiring, think twice?"these so-called "work-from-home" offers often follow the same pattern.
By sticking to reputable sites and presenting yourself as a strong candidate, the internet can help you find jobs more efficiently than traditional newspaper searches.
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