Targeting Your Job Search: Mobilize Your Network

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Targeting Your Job Search: Mobilize Your Network Chapter 9 Targeting Your Job Search: Mobilize Your Network Experience is not what happens to you. It is what you do with what happens to you. —Aldous Huxley

Student Learning Outcomes Identify the components of a successful job search. Begin the process of searching for a job. Explain how to find the hidden job market. Develop your network. Expand your network.

Starting the Job Search Understand and know how to use classified ads. Understand methods for promoting yourself. Understand and use employment agencies. Maximize volunteer and internship opportunities.

Volunteer for Real-World Experience [Note to Production: Please put in image from page 189 (Volunteer to get real-world experience.)]

Use Your College Career Center College career centers are treasure troves of great resources. Job fairs Career software and library resources Job Search workshops Mock interviews and resume preparation Employer visits

Social Networks Social Networks are great resources for networking with others and seeking job leads. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn A 2010 Jobvite Survey indicated that recruiters are choosing LinkedIn as the #1 tool to publish jobs for free, get referrals, research candidates, and find direct-source candidates.

Become Your Own Boss By starting your own business you can create your own career opportunities. Entrepreneurial ventures are only limited by your imagination and marketplace. Resource: Small Business Administration www.sbaonline.sba.gov

Graduate School? In a slow job market, graduate school can be a viable alternative. Weigh the pros and cons. Consult a career professional. Consider other options: Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, Gap Year experience, teaching English in a foreign country.

Networking The process of developing and maintaining contacts. The best network is personal interaction. The newest method: Social networks on the Web. The secret of networking is reciprocity.

Information Interviewing Involves identifying people who are doing what you want to be doing and asking questions related to their current job. Can refine your knowledge of a particular field. Can help you develop social skills related to interviewing.

Tips for Job-seeking While Unemployed Stick to a daily job search schedule. Keep active and in touch with people. Match your skills to an employer’s needs. Spend a portion of each day online researching job leads. Reserve the final part of day for follow-up.

Mega-Websites The Monster Board (www.monster.com America’s Job Bank (www.jobbankinfo.org) National Resources for People with Disabilities (www.pacdbtac.org/resources/resources-federal.htm) Online Job Search Guide and Career Resource Center (www.Job-Hunt.org) CareerBuilder (www.careerbuilder.com) Nation Job Network (www.nationjob.com) The Riley Guide (www.rileyguide.com) The Richard Bolles Parachute Site (www.Job HuntersBible.com) California Career Café (http://www.cacareercafe.com/)