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Several Websites To Find Jobs In The Computer Age

By Peter Thompson


The good news is there are multiple ways to search for jobs in this electronic information age. The not so good news is that it can be difficult to establish a personal connection with online applications. There are many ways to find jobs, but some helpful hints on how to actually get a job are also needed.

Begin at the beginning. The first thing you need to do is update your resume. There are resume services online that will make your resume stand out among the many resumes that prospective employers receive. Every application you complete will require a resume and a cover letter. As you work with the resume website, you will be given many links for finding a job. If you click on these links you will receive daily emails about job openings. Yes, this will consume a lot of your time.

Registering with a local staffing agency can be another resource. Some employers use staffing agencies exclusively, so this can give you a bit of an inside track to the local job market. You need to establish a good working relationship with your representative at the agency. He or she should be motivated to find you a job. Interview as often as possible, even for jobs that are not your ideal. You never know what connection you make today will pay off with a good job offer tomorrow.

Staffing agencies typically find candidates for entry level and mid level employment. If your career is at the executive level, professional job finders, sometimes called head hunters, may be more appropriate. These upper level positions may not be listed on other job finding resources.

Type the words professional job finders in your browser and it will return employment firms that call themselves recruitment and career placement. A deeper search for the top ten recruitment agencies will provide information and reviews about the firms, which help you know which ones to contact.

The best time to find a job is when you already have one. Search the job boards at your current place of employment for openings within your company. Current employers know you and your work habits, so you have an advantage over outside applicants.

Job search engines are a quick and easy way to search. It is easy to narrow your searches to the fields in which you have experience and the city or town where you want to work. Everything is done online, so if you are able to get an interview, you have scored.

Social media sites are excellent professional links to job opportunities. There is an employment section on each site which uses the profile you created to present positions that fit into your skill level and experience. The more networking you do on these sites the greater the chance you have of knowing someone working at a company with an open position.

Regardless of what paths you take to locate employment, set a high standard for yourself to always behave professionally. For every online application you complete, follow up with hard copies of your resume and cover letter. If you have interviews, they should be followed up the next day with a well written thank you note. The process can be tedious, but patience and persistence will eventually get the desired result, employment.




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