how did you find your job?
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..by complete fluke!\n.. a friend wanted to go abroad \n    and asked me to fill in for her \n     as a temp. referent.
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Try your local newspaper or the newspaper from the area you want to work. Also, if online and the company name is listed, do some research on the company. Find out where they are located and who the hiring manager is. Then deliver the resume in person to the hiring manager.
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Call back anyone who has interviewed you recently and talk to them.  Ask them if there is something you can do to improve your chances of hire!  Good luck.
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Get out the yellow pages and call companies in your field and ask if you can fax over your resume and to who's attention. You can follow up in a week with a call to that person. Take a look at your resume. Is it full of gobbledegook about you are looking for a meaningful job or discusses your character instead of what work you can do? Employers want to see a specific job objective like to find a sales trainee position where I can use my strong interpersonal skills. Stuff about finding a meaningful job goes in the garbage esp if you can't say what kind of job you are looking for. You should also be telling everyone you knows including relatives that you are looking for a job. Also apply for civil service jobs and look on the websites of the school systems
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I'd go to the unemployment office and get that started,  then use their computers to get a different job.  Since I have a college degree and some experience in a field that is in demand, someone would hire me.  Additionally in the meantime I would take classes to develope my skills to get a better resume to be more employable.
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finding job : lots of ways out there, online, referals, etc\nfinding right ppl to lead to your dream: yes, you have to sell yourself. and you will go through a lot of people before you get a handful of efficient ones. Whenever you meet someone, depending upong their level, you have to market yourself.\n\niam not sure what you really want. but hope this helps
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Why do you feel that you are qualified?\n\nWhat big accomplishments have you made in your life that you are proud of?\n\nAre you a leader or a follower?\n\nAre you simple or do you think outside the box?\n\nDo you have a reliable transportation to and from, this site or other sites?\n\nThese are some of the questions that I ask when I am looking for an employee.
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Pure luck? That's how I did it...no experience and no qualifications, but I was hired, in the public service no less!\n\nBut that's probably not the best way to go about it...
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if you do find that job, let me know about it
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Find your Employment Office website and begin searching the jobs within your local area daily.\n\nFind your State's Job Bank and also search and apply for State job openings.\n\nFor Federal Job Openings http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/\n\nHotJobs listing http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/\n\nMonster.com http://www.monster.com/\n\nThose are all online ways of searching daily for a job.\n\nAlso, go in person to your local employment office and discuss your other options. \n\nIf you are in college, search for internship opportunities or work/study programs.\n\nCheck into Volunteer opportunities. Many companies may use volunteers to start out with and then hire the most qualified ones.\n\nTemp to Perm Agencies...look in the phone book and find one near you. They will test your skills and help place you in positions on a temp basis. Many companies use temp to perm agencies to evaluate employees prior to hiring on a permanent basis and some companies, this is the only way of being hired.\n\nMany companies have employment information on their website. As you are surfing the net, click on these links to see what they offer. Many times you can apply by submitting an online application.\n\nNetwork. Talk to people. Let everyone and anyone know that you are looking for work and if they see something to let you know. Sometimes you can be the first to hear about a position before it's advertised.\n\nContact the Human Resource and Personnel Offices of major business' in your area. Hospitals, Manufacturing plants, Resorts, and etc. All of the big ones have personnel departments.\n\nKeep your resume with you at all times. Have printed copies in your car. Have a folder with all your references and employment information handy so that when you do go about your normal day, if you enter a business where you might want to work, you can ask for an application. If they aren't hiring right now, someday they will be. Just ask them to keep it on file until an opening is available. Then if you hear about an opening later on, call them to touch base. This will put your application or resume on the top of the pile again.\n\nKey thing is to be consistent. Every day, set time aside to look for work. Either online or in person. Keep at it until you get some interviews. That is what I'm doing and although I don't have a job yet...I do have an interview on Wednesday.\n\nGood Luck!
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Your best bet would be to try online job searches, like http://www.hotjobs.com or http://www.monster.com or http://www.careerpath.com\n\nYou can search for specific job titles or enter your own search criteria for whatevery city/state you are looking to find employment.
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We cannot really tell you how to find a best job for the simple reason there is none!\n\nInstead of the 'best' job you should say the most 'suitable' for YOU!\n\nOf course no-one knows you better than yourself( except God) so it depends on your personality, your hobbies and your skills!\n\nBut you can ask yourself some questions though:\n1- Why do I think this job may be a good option?\n2- How is it gonna affect my life?\n3- How much pay and free-time will I get?\n4- In what category should I base my efforts on?\n5- What is a back-up job?\n6- How does my personality, hobbies, habbits and skills fit or make me more or less suitable for this job?\n7- Where do I wanna live?\n8- Am I gonna raise a family; if so, how much quality time will this job allow me to spend with them?\n9- Am I encouraged by anyone to go for this job?\n10- Do I know anyone with experience or that can help me be good at this job?\n11- Does this job suits my beliefs, relations and character?\n12- How much do I need to change/learn to be eligible for this job?\n\nAnd much more, so you see only you can do it, there was only one shortcut to such a decision and if you're reading this thn you already have used it!\n\nGood Luck!\n\nWith all due respect, sincerity and honesty!\n\n                                             Emmanuel!
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Check the local paper(s) in the classified section. Walk around in the area where you want to work. Look for help wanted signs. If you don't see a sign but would like to work in a particular place talk to the boss and express an interest. Ask if you can fill out an application or leave your number. Tell everyone you know that you are looking for a job. Some towns have organizations that help teens get work experience. If you are in school, ask your counselor to help you. Use the internet to find a job and to put out a resume. If you have friends with good jobs, ask them how they got their jobs. Ask them if they have any suggestions for you. If you are persistent and optimistic and let prospective employers know what you have to contribute, you will find or create the perfect job. Creating a job is about going into business for yourself or with friends offering a needed service. The world is your oyster. Make a pearl.
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Send them your CV and say that you are looking for a job and would like to apply in their company. Specify what kind of a job you are looking for. Make sure that in the e-mail or the CV there is contact information and information about when you can start.
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What is a good paying job?  Meaning - do you know what you need to make in order to support yourself?  Identifying this will narrow your choices for what jobs to accept.  What is your experience and career background?  Have you contacted former employers?  Have you done any networking with your support circles ie, family, friends, professional acquaintances?  Networking is the number one way to find a job.  Try your local Department of Labor - Workforce Office.  And look on-line.  There are a lot of job related websites.  And if you have a job skill where you can do contractual work then I would encourage doing that as well as work full time.  The job market is too volatile not to have your hand in something else too.
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First of all, you can't just pick any old job. You've got to be good at the job first. This is usually shown on a resume. \nSecondly, think. What are your main job-like situations? Do you like office working? Are you good at sorting papers? You've got to ask yourself a lot of things what will make you choose your own job. No one else can choose a job for you if we don't know what you are good at or you interests.
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There are the usual suspects: monster, careerbuilder, hotjobs and links through military sites.  They are great resources to get an idea of what employers are looking for and at the same time I have only ever once got a job from the internet.  The job I have now was originally applied for on the www but I had to grab a pair and go to Houston unannounced and tell them that I was there for an interview and that I didn't come all the way there from Chicago to waste their time or mine.  I'm going to break 6 digits this year.  Do what you have to and remember that the www is only a tool, you sometimes need to make things happen on your own.