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Media Release Challenge in Today's Market San Diego, CA (February, 2003) - In today’s challenging economy, finding a job is not easy. Whether it’s where to search for a job, or where to look for a whole new career, here are some tips that might help. Career/Business coach Denise Lidell, MA, RPCC, JCTC has compiled Seven Tips on What You Can Do To Expedite Your Job Search. The tips are a practical guide for anyone starting out or continuing their job search. Here is a condensed version of the tips:
The proactive approach is research and network based, as opposed to the traditional focus on advertised positions. Recruiters often like to work with people who are currently employed. Your resume only has 10-15 seconds to attract the kind of attention you want. Make sure it’s a "high-impact" resume that will get you noticed. This involves more than contacting all of your business associates. If done Properly, you will never run out of new people to contact. The Internet is a great tool for researching companies, but be selective about which online services you use. If what you’re doing now is not getting you results, you may want to look at hiring a professional. It may cost you less in the long-run. This could be a great time to research and create a career plan for yourself to get to a place where your work is more satisfying and rewarding. |
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