10 Great Tips That Will Help Your Hunt For A New Job Go Smoothly.

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Here are some quick time-saving job search tips that will help your hunt for a new job go smoothly.

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1. Be Prepared. Have a voice mail system in place and sign-up for a professional sounding email address. Consider getting a separate
email account to use for your job search, so you can stay organized. Put your cell phone
number on your resume so you can follow up in a timely manner.
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2. Be More Than Prepared. Always have an up-to-date resume ready to send - even if you are not currently looking for work. You never
know when an opportunity that is too good to pass up might come along. If you're not on LinkedIn yet, create a LinkedIn Profile and start making connections who can help you
job search.

3. Get Help. Utilize free or inexpensive services that provide career counseling and job search
assistance such as college career offices,. Many libraries provide workshops, programs,
classes, computers and printers you can use, and other resources to help you with your job
search.

4. Create Your Own Templates. Have copies of your resume and cover letter ready to edit. That way you can change the content to
match the requirements of the job you're applying for, but, the contact information and your opening and closing paragraphs won't
need to be changed.

5. Review Samples. It's always a good idea to look at sample letters and resumes to get
ideas for your own job search materials.

6. Use Job Search Engines. Use the job search engine sites to search the major job boards, company sites, associations, and other sites
with job postings for you - fast. You will be able to search all the jobs posted online in
one step..

7. Jobs by Email. Let the jobs come to you. Use job alerts to sign up and receive job listings by email. All the major job sites have search agents and some websites and apps
specialize in sending announcements.

8. References Ready. Have a list of three references including name, job title, company, phone number and email address ready to give
to interviewers. Print a copy of your reference list and bring it with you to interviews.

9. Use Your Network. Be cognizant of the fact that many, if not most, job openings aren't advertised. Tell everyone you know that you
are looking for work. Ask if they can help.

10. Get Social. Social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter can be a good way to get job listings before they are listed
elsewhere.
Plus, you can promote your candidacy using the social media tools that are readily available for free for job seekers and companies are increasingly using social media
for recruiting. This tip isn't a time saver, but,
it will broaden your online job search
resources. Don't Stop. Don't limit your job searching to the top sites. Check the smaller niche sites
that focus on a particular geographic location or career field and you will find plenty of job listings. Networking works, too. Tap into your network of contacts to see who might be able
to help you with job leads or a referral