Things You'll Need:
- Resume
- Computer with internet
- Phone
- Transportation
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Step 1
Prepare a good resume. If you need help writing a resume, there are many good ehow articles on this subject. Make sure to have it save on a computer or thumb drive.
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Step 2
Most people forget about family and friends when it comes to looking for a job. This is the best place to start. Whether your family or friend is a manager or at the bottom of the employment ladder, knowing someone already inside a job helps.
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Step 3
Find local job fairs in the newspaper. This is a great place to look for jobs, because employers at job fairs need to fill positions right away.
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Step 4
Search the newspaper classified ads for job openings.
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Step 5
Network online. There are many different sites set up just for job seekers. Some links to these sights are posted below. You can also post a link to your resume on any social networking sites that you use, like myspace or facebook.
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Step 6
Research local companies online. Almost all major companies have a website, and most allow you to submit a job application online.
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Step 7
Remember to always follow up your applications. Wait a few days after you have submitted your application, and then give the company a call to make sure that they received it. This shows that you are pro-active without appearing desperate.









Comments
Susang6 said
on 12/16/2008 I think step 2 and 7 are very improtant in finding and getting the job. Great article 5 *
purrfect1969-2 said
on 11/5/2008 Useful tips and timely information for many.
eaglet7777 said
on 11/5/2008 Yep networking people you know. Let everyone you know be aware that you are looking for a job.
veryirie said
on 11/5/2008 Useful tips here!
only1special1 said
on 11/5/2008 An up to date, concise resume is often key! Thanks!