Anybody know of a job search engine that will go out and look across all the job boards and return the answers
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Apr 9th, 2010 |
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For example, you could enter your search criteria, ie,, job type, location and other key words and get one listing of all the jobs out there.
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Try indeed.com
Ten tips for effective job search – Your Guide to Job Search.
It is always important to make sure that all the bases, if you are in the middle of a job search. Sometimes we get so focused on one aspect of the work looks like the sending of applications, for example, that we forget to make sure that everything we do is professional, focused and appropriate. Review these ten tips for you to ensure that your job search is on the right track.
Ten tips for effective job search
First Impressions
Look, speaking and acting with professional help, a great first impression. Tory Johnson, Women for Hire
Find referrals rather than jobs
If you’ve got a friend that is running or working in you dreaming company, why should you find any job else? Just find him. The Free Insiders Referral Network of Jobs – insidersreferral.com is strongly recommended.
Follow-Up
Do not be afraid, the follow-up. I instructed managers a customer more than a year after he first sent me back. I did not even have to apply if the position is available. In addition to me in his curriculum vitae, John had me every month or so to touch-and even more in my office (by the back door not by the receptionist), Easy to say hello.
Try more effective job sites
A good job website will save you too much time. Indeed.com is a good job search engine that I’d recommend.
Interviewing
Be on time for the interview. On time means five to ten minutes early. If necessary, take some time to attend the office ahead of time, so that you know exactly where you are going and how long it will take to get there.
Job Fairs
From time to time in these events, even if we are not necessarily looking for a job, to see what options there are, and to provide a perspective on where you are in the job market place. Tracey Miner, the advantage Mulitcultural
Keep Track
I have noticed that one of the most useful things that I started to keep track of everything I do. I use a simple spreadsheet program like Excel. And I do mean anything. I have a file where I see all the information from all the sites, which I join. Information such as the user name and password, which I created, what kind of tasks, it is – or freelance regular or specialty. Tracey Pederson, Jill of trades
Meaningful work
Discover your passion, identify a new direction, and take steps to a career that leaves and energetisiert enthusiastic. Curt Rosengren, passion catalyst
Thank you say
Try to send your thank-you note within 24-48 hours after your meeting or interview. The note is handwritten on a small, professional, thank you note card (if you have extremely clean handwriting, and only a brief message to convey), word-processed, or by e-mail.
Stay On Top of the News
Be aware of the latest business news in your town or city in which you wish to work. Read local magazines to find out who is on top in your industry. Check the business section of your local newspaper, as well. These resources will give you a sense for employers are “hot” contact information, how often to send your CV.
Your Resume
Write until it is correct. Think, write, think some more, rewrite, correction, you will get feedback and rewriting. Joyce Lain Kennedy, author Career
Do not Give Up
Last, but not least, do not give up. Job search is not easy and it is even harder when the job market is difficult. Keep plugging away in your job search, and finally, when there is more time consuming that you expect is the correct position.