Doing an effective job search campaign can involve making hundreds of contacts with employers and personal contacts. Imagine after several weeks of job search work you suddenly receive a phone call from a human resources director at a nearby company, asking you to give her a call today. You panic, thinking, "When did I apply? What was the position? Which resume did I send? How did I hear about it? Was it a referral from one of my personal contacts?" You realize it is time to get organized!
There are many ways to track key parts of your job search (such as positions applied for, resumes sent, employers you need to contact and upcoming interviews). Microsoft Excel, for example, is a program many people use. One of the best resources, however, is a web-based program called jibberjobber.com. While it is a funny name, it is a very effective program that will even send you email reminders for taking the next step with each employer, recruiter and/or personal contact that you have listed. There is a free version that you can use and also a premium version that has some added features. You can also use the premium version for 14 days for free when you sign up.
Not Sure What Work You Should Target in Your Job Search
As much as 60% of your life will be spent working. Don't waste that time in the wrong job! God has designed you to enjoy and excel in certain types of occupations and work settings. He has gifted you to fulfill particular purposes with your life. It's not too late; in God's economy, nothing is wasted. If you would like professional assistance finding the right career path, schedule your career services consultation today. We are here to help you find out what God is calling you to do with your life!
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