Job Search Techniques


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Seeking a job

Finding a job takes hard work and patience.

  • Finding a job takes hard work and patience.
  • To be successful at finding a job, you need to:
    • Locate the job openings.
    • Submit as many resumes or introduction letters as possible.
    • Organize your job search and keep track of where your resumes are going.
    • Follow-up with employers.
    • Have patience and manage the stress of rejection!

Networking

  • Networking
  • Internet Resources
  • Classified Ads
  • Contacting Employers Directly
  • Employment Agencies
  • Community Agencies
  • Professional Associations
  • Internships
  • Job Fairs

Many jobs are never advertised.

  • Many jobs are never advertised.
  • Most employers fill those openings by hiring the friends, relatives, and acquaintances of the people who work for them.
  • Be sure to tell everyone you know what type of job you are looking for!
  • Make a list of everyone you know including family, friends, old co-workers, teachers, neighbors, and anyone else in your life.

The Internet makes job hunting easier as you can use a variety of job search engines to find job openings.

  • The Internet makes job hunting easier as you can use a variety of job search engines to find job openings.
  • If you do not know how to use the Internet to job search, you should enroll in a computer class to learn!
  • There are many job search engines that allow you to post your resume so that any employer can view it.
  • For a list of job search websites, click on the Job Search Website link located on the SSC website at Vista Adult Education.

Although the Internet has created many job search websites, some jobs are still listed in classified ads.

  • Although the Internet has created many job search websites, some jobs are still listed in classified ads.
  • You can either purchase a newspaper or access the classified ads on line.
  • You will find a list of newspaper websites by clicking on the Job Search Websites link located on the SSC website at Vista Adult education.
  • The Sunday classified listings usually have the most listings for job openings.

Contacting employers directly is still one of the best ways to locate job openings.

  • Contacting employers directly is still one of the best ways to locate job openings.
  • Use the library or Internet to locate employers addresses, numbers or email addresses in order to find out if they are hiring. You can find on-line resources to find employers on the Job Search Website link.
  • Many employers will accept a resume or allow for an informational interview, even if they aren’t hiring.
  • When an opening does happen, the employer will already have your resume or have met you.

Relying on help from an employment agency can assist you in obtaining a job.

  • Relying on help from an employment agency can assist you in obtaining a job.
  • Many employment agencies do not require a fee – although always ask first!
  • Often times you will be employed as a “temp” but it can sometimes lead to permanent employment.
  • This can be a great way to break into a new field and gain some experience that will make you more marketable in the future.

Many nonprofit organizations, including religious institutions and vocational rehabilitation agencies, offer counseling, career development, and job placement services.

  • Many nonprofit organizations, including religious institutions and vocational rehabilitation agencies, offer counseling, career development, and job placement services.
  • The Employment Development Department (EDD) provides free job placement services to all residents
  • The North County Coast Career Center is another agency that provides training and job placement services to individuals who are unemployed.

Many professions have associations that offer employment information, including career planning, educational programs, job listings, and job placement.

  • Many professions have associations that offer employment information, including career planning, educational programs, job listings, and job placement.
  • To use these services, associations usually require that you be a member.
  • The Internet can be useful in locating professional associations in your career field.
  • XATAMOV ABDULAZIZ TAQDIMOT ISHI

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