Job Search Resources
Finding the right job may not be the easiest task you will face in your life. However, by developing the right attitude, formulating a plan, and following through with your plan, you should have the most success with your job search.
Networking
Networking will probably be your most valuable tool in your job search. Approximately 75% of all job seekers find current employment through networking. The first step in networking is to brainstorm a list of people that you will talk to, telling them that you are job hunting and the type of position you are looking for.
Ask your network to keep you in mind should they hear of a job opportunity. In fact, it is advisable to give the individuals you use as references and any key networking individuals, a copy of your resume so they will have your qualifications at hand.
Consider all of these resource people in your network:
Friends | Relatives | Acquaintances | Former Employers | Former Co-Workers | Teachers
| Counselors | Clergy | Neighbors | Classmates | Bankers | Insurance Agents | Sales
People | Medical Professionals