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Looking for a job Lecture Notes

Applying for Jobs – Where to look? Networking Friends / Relatives School Placement Services – Summer Works Kentuckiana Works Help Wanted Ads – Newspaper LinkedIn Career Fairs Searching the Internet – ie: Monster Jobs, Career Builder, Louisville Help Wanted, etc.Monster JobsLouisville Help Wanted

Some Tips for Job Hunting If you want a job, go out and hunt for it – no one owes you a job. The more you try, the more likely it is that you find your job. Be flexible, successful job hunting requires willingness to change the tactics. Talk to successful job hunters and learn what they did. Tell everyone that you are looking and what you are looking for. Find support (colleagues, friends, family,...) Be prepared that it takes longer than expected. Keep going until you find a job. Continue searching until the day you sign the contract. Do not stop if you had a bad experience. Go right ahead.

Searching for a Job Hire from within Someone with proofed skills Using recommendation Using trusted agencies Newspaper ads Resume Internet The way employers prefer to fill a vacancy The way job hunters apply for a vacancy

The UglyThe Good Applying through the internet Mailing out resumes at random Posting your resume Going to search firms Talk to people Networking Spread the word Conferences, career fairs Knocking at doors Call people by phone Use more than one method