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Job Search
Where you look for a job will vary depending on the industry you’re looking in. For some types of jobs, professional associations provide ad space on web sites and in publications. For others, most jobs are found through networking. Still others will be advertised on electronic job bulletin boards like Hot Jobs or Monster. You will quickly learn what your best source of job vacancies are in your job niche.
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You can start your job search by visiting the links below. Simply click on the pertinent job category and you will be directed to industry-specific employment websites that have thousands of employers looking for qualified employees like you. Register and submit your resume immediately to pre-qualified companies in your field of expertise.
Once you have targeted your job categories, click on the link to the specific job resume and tailor your resume to meet the standards of that specific job so you can get that critical first job interview. Resumes always need to be specifically written to fit the particular industry you are targeting, so you may need to create more than one type of resume. And be sure to brush up on the resume tips on this site even if you are using professional resume services or resume writers. You will also find information on cover letters, resume templates, resume formats, and resume examples. |
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Job Interview Fun
Just in case you thought you did poorly in a job interview, read these anecdotes from executives who actually encountered these situations during an interview:
"Without saying a word, candidate stood up and walked out during the middle of the interview."
"Candidate asked me if I would put on a suit jacket to insure that the offer I had made was formal."
"... asked who the lovely babe was, pointing to the picture on my desk. When I said it was my wife, he asked if she was home now and wanted my phone number. I called security."
"...told me that my tie and suit didn t go well together."
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