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How to Bounce Back in Your Job Search

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January 28, 2011


If you’ve been having trouble with your job search, then perhaps, you are considering a break from it. Maybe you’re discouraged because it’s taking up a lot of time without producing positive results. Now, any job seeker must understand that patience and perseverance is required in a job search. So, whether you’ve taken a break from your first entry level job search or finding that next job, it’s time to get back in the game. As part of one magazine’s series to get people hired, here are some tips to help you bounce back in your job search:

Know what you offer – What skills and qualities do you have that will benefit a potential employer? Concentrate on the value you can add to a company.
Craft your message and stick to it – The article I read suggests creating a position statement that defines who you are and represents your interests.
Build your base of supporters – These are the people who you network with concerning your job search, as well as exchange valuable information with. For example, you may have friends from college who know about some entry level job opportunities in your field.
Lead and get noticed – Take part in reputable organizations which can give your job search a boost by allowing you to promote yourself, add people to your network, and learn new information.
Stay on contacts’ radar – Communicate with your network when you have some information that may be helpful. You might not talk to each person all the time, but when you do contact someone, it will be meaningful.
To entry level job seekers and all others looking for positions, your job search requires patience and perseverance. Learn from these tips and believe in yourself, and a job will be yours.
Information provided by Martha Buckner.
Source
Essence – June 2009

Originally posted by William Frierson

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