Finding the Best Job For You – 6 Quick Tips

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Finding the Best Job For You – 6 Quick Tips

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We all wrote the little paragraph in 3rd grade – “What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?” And we had lots of people come and talk to us – firemen, doctors, policeman, engineers, scientists, journalists, etc. Life was so simple, and the choices seemed so easy. This was all before the complexities and realities of life hit us and we really had to get serious about a career.

Now, here you are – either looking for that entry level position as you get ready to graduate or looking to change positions because you are not satisfied with your current one. Conducting a job search to find the best “fit” for you will involve a bit more than, “Gee, that sounds interesting.” Here are 6 pretty important tips as you launch your search.



Know Thyself
Shakespeare said it best - “To thine own self be true.” You have to understand a number poland phone number resource of things about yourself. How do you work best? What type of company “culture” best suits you? Do you prefer to work alone or as a team member? Do you need flexibility or are you more comfortable in a stricter work environment? You may have some pretty strong “clues” about this, but a solid self-assessment should occur. Fortunately, there are a number of free online resources to take self-assessment quizzes that will give you insights into your “work personality” so that you can evaluate any job opportunity that you may be considering.



Identify Your Purpose
What is the purpose for locating this job at this point in your life? If you just want something to pay the bills while you really pursue other career avenues (e.g., entrepreneurship), then submit your resume to recruiters. They’ll find you something.



LinkedIn
While there are lots of sites for establishing you professional presence, LinkedIn is still one of the best online resources for searching a job. Prepare a really “killer” profile, join some of the groups related to your career niche and begin to network. LinkedIn also operates as a career position clearinghouse, so be certain that your profile presents you in a really compelling way. If you are not sure how to market yourself well, there are pros all over the web who can help you create your profile.
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