START OUT
AT HOME BASE
Sometimes the best place to begin looking for a job is at your
own school. Many universities have a Placement Office that act as
employment agencies to its fresh grads, offering free placement
services to its students on behalf of employers. Find out what specific
services they offer, and how you can avail of those services.
HAVE A TALK
WITH A COUNSELOR
Yes, you might need help. Career counselors can tell you a lot about
different job tracks, how to identify your skills, or even which
field you fit best, if you plan to specialize within an industry.
Some career centers even offer tests that can help you in these
matters.
RACK UP A
GOOD RESUME
Remember, recruiters will always get a load of your resume
before they get to check you out; make it sell you well. JobsCity.net's
candidate resources offers the hottest tips on how
to make a killer resume.
GET REACQUAINTED
WITH THE INTERNET
Many recruiters find it easier and more effective to just headhunt
on the Web. Don't get left behind; post your resume online. Research
on companies and check out their sites to see if they're hiring,
and find out how to get hired. Better yet, you can save time by
just checking out a jobsite; JobsCity.net offers Online Resume Posting
and Job-search services to all job-hunters at no charge, not to
mention useful tips and resources to help jumpstart your career
search.
BRUSH UP
Get a haircut. Pick a good business suit. Keep in mind that
its not enough to be a pro, it's also important that you LOOK like
one.
