How do I find a good job?
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First Step: Know which Field you want to get into (You probably have this step down). If not then go to a career assessment center/workshop and find out what careers are good for you and your lifestyle.\n\nSecond Step: Have a strong and yet truthful resume. There are plenty of self-help books available on this topic. Depending on work experience should not be more than 2 pages long maximum (1 page is usually preferred). Make sure your resume is tailored to fit the job you are applying for. Have a cover letter to go with it.\n\nStep 3: Presentation is very important whether it be your resume or your personality (especially at interview time). \n\nStep 4: To really get that job.....the following keywords are very important..'Networking' with the right people. Doing 'research' on potential companies and basically being in the know of what will be expected of you.\n\nStep 5: Apply for jobs online through company websites and also through job websites like monster.com etc, in person at job-fairs, word-of-mouth among friends and relatives, university career centers, local and national classifieds in newspapers, and last but certainly not the least through Recruiters/Headhunters.\n\nIf I have to sum it up in a sentence. You want to be very convincing to your future employer that YOU are the person they have been looking for. I hope this information helps. Wish you the best.
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www.monster.com sometimes www.craigslist.org\nThe best way to find a job is to get out the yellow pages and find places you would like to work. Call them up and ask if you can fax over your resume and to who's attention or ask if they are hiring and can you come in for an interview. Make sure the resume is very specific about what you are looking for.  If it's vague the resume goes into the garbage. Only 10% of the job openings ever make it to the ad s. 70% of jobs are filled through someone you know-your mother's cousin or whoever.
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ask yourself what you are really good at and interested in. in this competitive society, you have to focus on and take advantage of what you good at. finding a job that you are not interested in won't do you good, as donald trump once said in this apprentice show that he has never seen anyone successful who doesn't like his job.
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To be able to find a good job.
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Find Out What You Good At..\n\nThen apply in the same. You'll find Good One.
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now that depends on the type of job youre applying for. youre talking about what you need to get a job, right? the most important thing you need is a versatile portfolio. prepare a sample of your work to show off your best stuff to a potential employer. make sure you are clear on the types of software in which you are proficient. a formal education can help but if you have learned marketable skills otherwise and can prove that with a portfolio, you will be in good shape. any sort of experience will help make you a more attractive candidate as it is rare in any profession to be able to start anywhere other than the 'bottom of the ladder.' do not, however, think that any experience is too meek to show off: let potential employers know of work you have done for friends, family, any type of group, school, publication, or other employers. pick your three to six best experiences to brag about.
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This world is full of oppurtunities, there is no way you won't get a job if you are hard working and confident all it takes is some time to find something which gets you good income and ofcourse a mental job satisfaction, so here are some links i though would help you.\nhttp://www.usajobs.gov/\nhttp://www.nytimes.com/\nhttp://www.mediabistro.com/joblistings/....\nhttp://www.topusajobs.com/\nhttp://www.jobbankusa.com/\nhttp://www.bestjobsus.com/\nhttp://www.hotjobs.com/\nhttp://www.allstarjobs.com/\nhttp://www.bestjobsusa.com/\nhttp://www.snagajob.com/\nHope this will help you to find a job you are looking for, Good Luck
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The best job websites are:\n\n- Yahoo! hotjobs, (just type in hotjobs in the search bar)\n- Careerbuilder.com  (www.careerbuilder.com) - the best one\n- Monster Jobs - www.monster.com - the most known one\n\nHope that helps, be sure to get your resume together so employers can find your info and contact you.  Good luck.
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What is a GOOD job? \n\nI would classify a good job as one that I can earn a decent wage along with one that I would really enjoy doing.\n\nI would check out the local newspaper.
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If your 16 and need a job, there a lots of ways to go out and look for a job. You could just go walk into to a place and ask if there hiring. You could look on- line. The best thing to do though is to look in the newspaper, call ahead for a meeting, then amaze them! The most important thing of all is to act like you really want the job, AND DONT BE SHY!
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-Have a solid resume (look at good examples online) posted on the big job sites: HotJobs/Monster/etc.\n-Apply for positions you are qualified for\n-Don't expect a callback for 90% of the jobs you apply for\n-Be confident, personable and prepared when you get the interview\n\nAs always, network as much as possible with people in your profession.  'Who ya know' goes a long way.
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We cannot really tell you how to find a best job for the simple reason there is none!\n\nInstead of the 'best' job you should say the most 'suitable' for YOU!\n\nOf course no-one knows you better than yourself( except God) so it depends on your personality, your hobbies and your skills!\n\nBut you can ask yourself some questions though:\n1- Why do I think this job may be a good option?\n2- How is it gonna affect my life?\n3- How much pay and free-time will I get?\n4- In what category should I base my efforts on?\n5- What is a back-up job?\n6- How does my personality, hobbies, habbits and skills fit or make me more or less suitable for this job?\n7- Where do I wanna live?\n8- Am I gonna raise a family; if so, how much quality time will this job allow me to spend with them?\n9- Am I encouraged by anyone to go for this job?\n10- Do I know anyone with experience or that can help me be good at this job?\n11- Does this job suits my beliefs, relations and character?\n12- How much do I need to change/learn to be eligible for this job?\n\nAnd much more, so you see only you can do it, there was only one shortcut to such a decision and if you're reading this thn you already have used it!\n\nGood Luck!\n\nWith all due respect, sincerity and honesty!\n\n                                             Emmanuel!
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The most important thing to remember about job searches is that you should use a combination of methods regardless of your location.\n\n    Networking - Register at your local Unemployment Office (you don't need to be on unemployment to register for their assistance). They often will have networking groups on a regular basis. They also are a good source for the jobs that never show up in the paper or online.\n\n    Check your local paper -- In many cases the paper's classified are now online.  One word of caution -- sometimes not all ads are in the online edition of the classifieds. \n\n    Search Smart Online -- If you don't have a lot of time, spend most of your time at sites that aggregate the job feeds from several job search engines. Prominently these include indeed.com and thingamajob.com.\n\n    Organization -- I am the lead developer of a free online application that allows you to track your ads, jobs you apply for, send or print mail merged correspondence, and track your job search history. This site is jobsearchlog.com \n\nBest of Luck,\n\nMichael
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Check the local paper(s) in the classified section. Walk around in the area where you want to work. Look for help wanted signs. If you don't see a sign but would like to work in a particular place talk to the boss and express an interest. Ask if you can fill out an application or leave your number. Tell everyone you know that you are looking for a job. Some towns have organizations that help teens get work experience. If you are in school, ask your counselor to help you. Use the internet to find a job and to put out a resume. If you have friends with good jobs, ask them how they got their jobs. Ask them if they have any suggestions for you. If you are persistent and optimistic and let prospective employers know what you have to contribute, you will find or create the perfect job. Creating a job is about going into business for yourself or with friends offering a needed service. The world is your oyster. Make a pearl.
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get a real good paying job
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I would say the first thing to do is identify what you consider ideal and perhaps write it down. With those qualities in mind you can begin to think seriously about who you would want to work for, where you would want to work and what kind of work you would want to do. \n\nAs you are thinking about that, take a look at your resume / cv. Does your knowledge, skills, experiences and education align you with your perfect job or do you need additional skills and training to help make you more marketable. If there are gaps, now is the time to address them.\n\nWith that accomplished, you can set out with your list of qualities and your resume to find your perfect job. I suggest the best approach to this facet of your job search is to use a mixed approach. You can put your resume on the boards, but my experience has proven that it isn't the most effecient or effective way to find a job. Additionally, scour the job boards (Monster.com, Hotjobs. com, Careerbuilder.com and any niche sites that you may know of or be a member of) and identify jobs that you would want to apply for. Make sure that you are not kidding yourself or overestimating your abilities.\n\nWhile all of this is going on get the word out, talk to everyone you know and let them know that you are on the market and what kind of work you are looking for. Networking is one of the most effective ways to find a job.\n\nThis isn't an exhaustive step-by-step guide, but it should help you get started. All of this advice comes from a number of years of experience as a recruiter for large corporations.
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A good way is to see what other people are doing, and try to do the same thing. New jobs can be hard. Keep trying and you should do fine.