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If you want to find a job, it is important to do some career planning, decide which is the best career for you and then develop your job search strategy.

Experts have discovered that the best way to find your dream job is to spend some time looking at all the possibilities, assessing your transferable skills and looking at what you really enjoy.

And when it comes to job hunting, the way to find a job is through your network of contacts.

Then you must target your CV, résumé or application form for each job you apply for. If you are sending a CV or résumé, you must also write a strong cover letter, which supports your application.

In the UK, you need to know exactly how to fill in a personal statement or supporting statement on your application form.

In addition, you should prepare your interview technique and make sure you research the companies who interview you.

To learn how to do all of this and give yourself an edge over the competition, check out http://www.jobseekerssuccesskit.com

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If you are attending for a job interview then you will want to ensure that you give yourself the best chance of success.  You’ll certainly have brushed up on any questions you may be asked about your experience and qualifications for the job. 

However if your qualifications and abilities are the same as the next applicant it will be your appearance that can tip the balance in your favour.   This article will offer you helpful guidelines to ensure that your appearance will work for you at that all important job interview.

You only have one chance at making a first impression, so your first impression needs to be entirely favourable.

General dress style
You need to be sensitive to the job role for which you are applying.  For example should you be applying for the role of personal assistant to a managing director you need to tailor your appearance to exude an air of efficiency and smartness.  However if you are applying to an independent record company that promotes hip-hop and garage music your dress style should be entirely different.

So do your homework – know what sort of dress style will typify the indurecty for which you are applying and copy it.  However one very useful tip is to avoid extremes – don’t outdress the interviewer!  Imagine applying to a female office manager – if your outfit looks a million dollars and she is wearing standard work clothes, your chances are slim right from the outset.  You should always aim for neatness but neutrality.
 
Shoes for your interview
Many interviewers look at the interviewee’s shoes before anything else and will judge accordingly – so your shoes must be clean.  Don’t go for stilettos with ultra high heels – aim for your outfit to be neat but not dramatic.

Ladies – what outerwear should you select for your job interview
Many organisations commonly dress down and jeans and casual wear is acceptable on a day-to-day basis.  However you are trying to ensure that your first impression is better than those competing for the same job so as a general guide look to wear a neat combination of blouse and skirt.
  
If you are plus size then stick to darker colors and away from vibrant large patterns – you are not auditioning to be a set of sixties floral curtains!  Stripes will work and be flattering if they are vertical – steer clear of horizontal stripes

Tights or stockings
Apparently sales of pantyhose and stockings has been dropping over the past few years as more women choose not to have their legs covered.  If you do wear a skirt for your job interview as recommended then it is essential to wear nylon stockings or pantyhose.  Pantyhose or stockings will finish your outfit and flatter your legs as well, hiding any blemishes and giving an ‘artificial tan’ to pale legs.  Keep the look restrained – neutral to dark shades, and avoid vibrant colors or patterns.

Choosing lingerie for your job interview
No, this is not a joke, lingerie can make a difference.  If you feel your underwear fits well, and looks good (even though you’re the only one to know), then you will behave more confidently.

Outerwear
As already mentioned, you will need to decide on an appropriate outfit in relation to the type of job for which you are.  Aim for simple elegance; you do not want to appear sloppy to a prospective employer.  However it is not a good move to make your interviewer feel you are significantly better dressed than they are!  A smart suit, ideally with a skirt and not pants.  Yes we are in the twenty first century, but some employers are old-fashioned!  If you don’t like the advice, ask yourself how badly you really want the job?  If wearing a skirt gives you a fractional edge over another interviewee then it will have been worth the effort.

Perfume
I’d recommend minimal perfume.  A scent which you may like might be overpowering to someone else if they happen to have a really keen sense of smell, and some people are actually allergic to certain perfumes and smells.  Less is certainly more in this instance.

Nails
Clean nails are of course essential, and natural varnish or a restrained color is your best bet.  There are very few occupations where the possession of long talons will either impress or be an asset; they can result in the wrong keys being hit on keyboards, and in a health care environment for example they can even be a health hazard. Short and neat is best.

Body language at an interview
Body language is very powerful, and you can these tricks to get the interviewer on your side without them even being aware of it. 

A firm handshake, whilst looking the interviewer in the eye with a natural confident smile will instantly put you ahead of the pack.

Subtly mirror the posture of your interviewer and they will instantly warm to you…and not be aware why!  On the other hand sitting with arms tightly folder is a very contained, shy posture and will give off the wrong signals.

Finally, make sure you’ve done your homework on the company before you attend.  Asking one or two intelligent questions that shows that you have an awareness of the business always creates a good impression.

Good luck with your interview!

Debbie Mendoza
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How do you find your dream job in a down economy? What are some job-search tips for people in search of meaningful employment in a recession? A recent college graduate called me, and got me thinking about the 10 pieces of advice I’d offer someone trying to do a guerilla job search. When I graduated in 91 it was a crappy economy, so you learn some fortitude (unlike the folks that graduated during the bubble in 1999.

Forget the traditional letters to recruiters, newspaper ads, and job boards. Too much competition there… it’s more efficient to network, interview well, use creative approaches, persist without being annoying. Here are 9 of my 10 tips. The one about interviewing well got me the most passionate, and it became a separate video (will post this week). Seriously- we’ve all been on one or both ends of a bad interview, and I feel so sorry for people that don’t know the basics on that.

Hope this helps! It’s free, anyway. Any tips for the rest of us?

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I’m trying to find a job in Connecticut working with the mentally disabled one to one, like at thier house or something. I have three years experience but im 16, does anybody know how I could go about finding this or what the job title is?

maybe put out a ad. Say that you are willing to work with kids with special needs. You have experience in working with kids with special needs. You could have a after-school program at your home and you can tutor kids and get them a snack.

I have a disability (transverse myelitis) that I have dealt with since a very young age. I walk without aid now but with a visible limp, making it hard to find a decent job during this hard economic time. I have loans to pay off and want to pay for other things such as learning to drive and maybe a car. Would the government be able to help by giving me (yearly) financial aid? Thanks in advance.

File a disability claim and find out. That’s what you should do!

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I’m trying to help my friend find his first job within Logistics and Supply Chain Management in Nashville, TN. He’s a new graduate with limited little experience. Someone told me to find books that list headhunters across the nation. I did a google search for headhunters, but I can’t seem to find any books or lists of headhunters. Since he’s willing to relocate anywhere across the nation, I need to spread his resume across the nation. Any suggestions?

You’re best bet is to search for contract agencies. I don’t know about the career field he’s in, but I know in IT they are a dime a dozen. I know I get about 3-5 email a week from different agencies. Here are a couple site to post his resume. Make sure you don’t set a location unless he has a preferance. Also make sure he goes out and updates it daily. That way it stays at the top of the list of all the posted resumes.

www.dice.com
www.monster.com
www.careerbuilder.com
www.sixfigurejobs.com
www.worktriangle.com (This is for the Raleigh NC area… but most big cities have a workxxx website.)
www.trianglehelpwanted.com (Again for the Raleigh, NC area)

The RTP (Research Triangle Park) area of NC is supposed to be in the top 5 or 10 for job markets in the US. He should check the area out. (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary)

A home-based internet business is a way for you to earn either additional money online or even replace your full-time job. Yes it’s hard to know what’s real out there on the World Wide Web and what is a scam and what isn’t. That’s why people hesitate at so many things anymore, they don’t want to invest money and lose it.

Of course you will have to expect to invest some money to have your own home-based internet business, but the cost should be something you can afford and not have to get a second mortgage on your house to cover. In fact, you shouldn’t invest more than you can afford to lose to start off, let’s say a weeks pay. That way if you decide it isn’t for you, the world won’t come to an end.

Next, you should expect there to be some work involved. It may not be the kind of “work” you do at a normal job, but you will have to put forth some thought and effort. Nobody is going to pay somebody to sit back in their boxer shorts and do nothing all day, that’s just silly. However, if you replace your job with a home-based internet business you will probably do a lot less and get paid a lot more than at your current job–if you are willing to do what it takes to succeed.

You certainly shouldn’t run out and quit your job to start your home-based internet business because there is a learning curve involved and even though some people start making money right away, there is no guarantee the same will happen to you. Take things one step at a time. Keep your “day job” while you get your home based internet business up and running. Once you start making enough money to be comfortable you can quit your day job and move into working your home based internet business full-time. That is the smart way to make the transition from a dead end JOB to a home based internet business while avoiding the risk.

Some home-based internet businesses are a great opportunity for the everyday person who is looking for a way to earn a bit of extra money. If you do make a bunch of money you can make your own call from there. But not all home-based internet businesses are scams, you just have to do your homework.

Shawn Parker
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Landing a great job starts with writing a great resume. There’s no doubt that in these financially difficult times it’s never been harder to find the ideal job, and you won’t with a second rate resume.

Job applicants have to compete with hundreds or even thousands of other job applicants for every good job. Your personal job history is important to you, but to anyone in charge of making those all important job interviews, if your personal job history doesn’t jump out and hit them in the face when they look at your resume chances are it will end up in the trash, like hundreds of others.

Your resume is your summary of your skills and job history. It has to be good to stay in front of the person who decides who gets the interview. Will your resume get you the interview? Or will someone else’s trump yours?

If you don’t get the interview you’re dead of course. Even if you’re the ideal person for the job.

So when it’s time for you to write your resume do you know how to do all this?

1. Create a compelling headline. Do you even know the importance of the headline?

2. How to best demonstrate the good parts of your job history, and minimize the parts that aren’t complementary?

3. How to craft your objective statement. In fact do you even know what an objective statement is?

4. How you should present your qualifications?

5. Know what a reference sheet is?

6. How do you write a cover letter?

Confused already? No idea how these critical steps in the resume writing process should be undertaken? Don’t even know where to start? Don’t worry.

There are certain well worn paths to follow when you write a resume. It’s well known how to do it, you just have to follow the right formula. Then you should have your application end up on the top of the interviews stack instead of in the trash pile.

If you know how to apply the formula then you’re in front of the majority instead of fighting with everyone else.

So remember, having a great, eye catching resume and cover letter is the secret to job application success. Learn the correct principles, apply them religiously when writing, and you’re job application should be sitting right there on top of the pile. It all starts with your resume.

I’ve written a book about it showing you all the steps, get the book on my website to find out the secrets of writing a great resume.

Peter Leigh
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