The 7 Well know but Sure Work Way to Secure a Job
1. Job Advertisements and Job Sites
2. Networking & Informational Interviewing
3. Recruiters, Headhunters, & Placement Specialists
4. Job & Career Fairs
5. Resume Database Submissions
6. Volunteering
7. Consulting & Self-employment
Job Advertisements and Job Sites
Job advertisements can be found in many places, including: newspapers, company Websites, industry publications, and job posting sites on the Net. See a list of state-by-state newspapers where you can search job ads in your location of choice, as well as Job Sites by Industry and Job Sites by State.
Networking, Social & Business Contacts Development king & Informational Interviewing
Networking is an ongoing exchange of in-kind services or information between two or more individuals. If you think that networking is simply someone else helping you get a job, or someone giving you a lead, then you’ve mistaken the power of “networking” for a one-time connection that loses all future potential. Networking is meant to be an ongoing, give-and-take process.
Recrui HR & Power to Recruit Specialists ters, Headhunters, & Placement Specialists
There are many options when it comes to recruiters, head hunters and placement specialists. There are recruiters who focus on specific industries or professions, others who focus on specific geographical areas and others who focus on specific levels of candidate experience – from the new graduate to the seasoned executive.
Job & Job Fair & Placement Campaigns Career Fairs
Job and career fairs offer participating candidates an opportunity to learn more about the companies in their community, industry or profession.
Resume, Portfolio Submissions Database Submissions
While it can be a good idea to utilize Internet resume databases (a job candidate posts his or her resume on an Internet job/resume site, making this information accessible to potential employers), it’s not a good idea to use this avenue alone.
Self Volunteering
Volunteering not only looks great on a resume, but it also offers opportunities to learn new skills, gain applied experience, network with others, and contribute your talents to events or organizations that have meaning for you.
Creating Self Employment through Consulting g & Self-employment
For some of the same reasons a job candidate might employ a temporary service agency, some job candidates will offer their services through consulting or through a variety of self-employment options, even while continuing to pursue a full-time position.
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