Below we've listed 6 steps and suggestions, which, when followed, will get you where you'd really like to be a lot faster; so let's have a look at them.

1. Tips To Help You Find The Perfect JobTips To Help You Find The Perfect Job

2. Below we've listed 6 steps and suggestions,
which, when followed, will get you where you'd
really like to be a lot faster; so let's have a look
at them.

3. 1: Your Personal Life Must Be In Order (as much as possible)
Prior to looking for a new job, endeavor to put your personal
life in order, and be ready to accept whatever it takes to
find your new job. You'll require support at home and some
quality time in order to find the job you really want. Your job
campaign will now become your 'job' for the time being,
and should be placed above all other priorities. It's time to
make a commitment!

4. Of course I'm not suggesting you ignore your family, but
some things will have to be sacrificed. As an example, if
you must choose between going to your child's concert or
working on your resume, you must go to the concert.
However, if the choice is between working on your cover
letter or watching Monday Night Football, I'm sure you
know what your choice must be.

5. 2: Set Your Target
Set the amount of time you intend working on your job search
each and every week, and stick to it! Remember, just like a
lot of other things in life, you're only going to get out of this
as much as you put into it. Spend as much time as it takes
to create the perfect cover letter and resume.

6. 3: Start Gathering Facts
Now it's time to start gathering facts, figures, and prior career
accomplishments. Begin with dates of employment, job
descriptions and your responsibilities, major achievements,
salary progression, educational background, special skills
that make you unique, and include any courses you've
undertaken since high school or college. This should
include any training or courses provided and paid for by
your company. Get all this information down on paper
because you'll need it to write your resume, for your cover
letter, and for interviews.

7. 4: Create Your Portfolio
If an advertising agency is looking for new clients, the first
thing they do is show you their portfolio. This will include
their achievements, copies of their finest work, and the
astounding results achieved through their endeavors. Well,
you also are selling a product, and that product is YOU!
Imagine that you own a company called 'Me Inc.' - you're
the CEO of this company and you must create a product
that your customers (in this case we're referring to potential
employers) will see great value in and will want to buy.
During a job interview, your portfolio will demonstrate and
support your abilities. Anything that's not confidential or the
property of your previous employers should be kept in your
portfolio. People, like marketing personnel, artists,
designers, architects and so on will especially see the
value in maintaining an up-to-date portfolio.

8. 5: Who Would You Like To Work For?
Next, make a list of the companies you believe you'd like to
work for. Write down their address and contact information,
including the name of the CEO or Manager if you can find
it. This information can be found with a little research on
the internet but usually a simple search on the company's
website with prove sufficient.
Lots of local business journals will annually publish a 'Lists'
edition of their journal: this will include their top 10 to 25
companies in varying categories, and this could include the
largest public and private companies, largest public
relations and advertising companies, largest non-profit
organizations, and so on. By creating your lists it will help
you focus your energies on a smaller group of companies.

9. 6: Get Yourself Organized - and Consider These Next Six
Suggestions
Get yourself a private cell phone so you're not making calls from
your current workplace: get rid of all cute and silly greetings.
Have an answering machine at home and ensure your outgoing
message is professional.
Appearance is very important. Remember - first impressions
count! Ensure that you have the right attire for attending
interviews. This doesn't mean you need to wear a suit; however
your wardrobe should match the industry you're applying to work
in.
Create a quiet area in your home to devote to your job searching
efforts. A home office would be perfect if you have the space.
Ensure that your email address is appropriate. Sugary and funny
email addresses don't work in a work environment, and certainly
won't make a good impression on a potential employer. In all
ways you must project the image you want to convey to your
employer.

10. Have your references ready. Choose people you trust implicitly.
Collect names and their contact details including phone number
and email address. You must always ask your references for
permission to use them as your reference, then advise them in
advance that they may be called in the near future.
Be organized! Your organized desk will be your very best friend,
particularly when you receive an unexpected call from someone
looking to hire. Create a tracking system clearly showing who
you have sent resumes to and the job you were applying for.
Include as much information for each position as you can.

11. Resources:
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