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Do You Need A New Job?

Are you in the market for a new job? If so, there are several steps you need to take now to ensure that the job search is easy, and more importantly, successful! Follow these steps to ensure you get that great new job as soon as possible:

1. Get up to date - Make sure you have profiles on LinkedIn, Facebook, and VisualCV. A strong personal brand that portrays you in a professional light will provide recruiters, employers, and contacts with a strong positive impression of you as a candidate they should be interested in. 

2. Get up to date with your contacts - Now that you've created profiles on networking sites, use them. Connect with everyone you know, because you never know which contact may be able to help you with your job search or put you in touch with someone who can;

3. Get some help - There are lots of tools that can help expedite your job search and manage your career. Use them to organize your job search and save valuable job searching time;

4. Do your research - Do you have a list of companies you would like to work for? It's a good idea to research company information and create a list of companies to target in your job search. It will also be important to have this information handy in the event you are interviewed.

5.Update your resume and cover letter - Whether it has been 2 weeks or 2 years since your last job search, make sure you take these extra steps. You need a resume and a cover letter that is updated and perfect. This is your future employers first glance at your work so make sure that it is awesome!

6. Crush that interview - There is no such thing as overdoing an interview. Research the company before you go for the interview, dress appropriately, practice answering and asking interview questions, and make sure you dazzle the interviewer with your skills, experience, confidence, and expertise.


Got it all? I know it seems overwhelming, especially if you are out of work and feeling financial pressure. Look at this as an opportunity to find the right long-term fit for you - not only is the company looking at candidates to find the right fit, but you too are interviewing employers to find the right fit for you! Make sure you have questions that you want to ask to make sure that this employer is best for you. Good luck!

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