感谢亲戚帮忙找到工作的话 十个方法帮你找到工作

十个方法帮你找到工作  

If you have been laid off
your new occupation is looking for work.
But once you have browsed the job ads and sent emails to your former colleagues
what do you do with the remaining seven hours of the day?
Experts offer this tips for filling your days -- and accelerating your job search:
专家们提供了下面的小贴士来充实你的一天——并且帮你更快速的找到工作：
1. Read industry magazines. You'll keep up on new developments in your field
and many contain job listings as well.
2. Create a list of panies where you'd like to work. Use your connections to make contact with people who work at them. You don't need to ask them directly for a job; just call them to "talk about what it's like to work there
" Griffen says.
3. Branch out. Consider whether a hobby could lead to a new career
for example
or whether you should learn a new skill.
4. Contact recruiters and temporary agencies. Recruiters work for employers
not for job-hunters. Still
it's good for them to know your skills in case you're a good match for a job they're filling.
5. Keep in touch with friends
acquaintances and
colleagues. And don't stop after your initial contact.
"Jobs are obtained by staying in touch with people who will hear of opportunities over a six-month period of time
" says Bill Gregory
a career counselor at Bastyr University in Seattle
who runs Healthy Careering workshops.
On the other hand
you don't want to bee a pest. Remember one of the keys to effective neorking: Don't make contact only to ask for help. Try to include something useful —— a link to an interesting article
perhaps
or an offer to help the reader in the future -- when you follow up.
6. Polish your online presence. Are you on LinkedIn? Facebook? Electronic neorking can be helpful -- though be careful about putting party photos on a site you're using for job-hunting.
7. Join a group ——or several. Many job-hunters find meeting with other unemployed workers helpful for emotional and practical support. Attending professional association meetings can be even more beneficial
since you'll meet people who are working in your field.
"I'm big on going to group events where not everybody is unemployed
" Adoradio said.
8. Take a class. You'll meet new people and learn new skills that you can talk about in your job interviews.
9. Volunteer. Even if it's not job-related
it can help keep your spirits up and lead to new connections. From a job-search perspective
though
it's even better if you can connect your volunteer work to your profession. Perhaps a nonprofit could use your technical skills. If you know friends who have their own businesses
Adoradio suggests offering to help them with work in your field.
10. Break out of your routine. Go to movies
art galleries
or concerts. Explore the outdoors. Doing something new can help you get inspired and perhaps even think about new job possibilities.