After you have concluded our multi-week, marathon hobbies with HBO's success stories, "The Thrill Games" and "Chernobyl" series, and all the brutally commented on with friends and trolls from the internet, it's time for new battles. They may not include a duel with the King of Night and the White Horsemen, but we want to avoid them equally strongly.
A job search, especially if it lasts for a longer period of time, except frustration and impotence, can also lead to indifference. And that is a trap that we should not invade because inactivity and passivity are a sure way to miss good opportunities.
We've created a list of tips to increase productivity when searching for a job.
1. Make a plan
Okay, we know you've heard it countless times, but creating a precise and achievable plan is the starting point on every track that leads to success. Therefore, take an hour or two of your time each day to dedicate yourself to looking for a new job.
2. Finish goals
Once we find the time we are devoting to looking for a job, the line would now be to devise concrete steps that will lead us to the goal. Determine the list of tasks that you need to accomplish on that day - visit our website and review the latest job positions, supplement your resume with the relevant information you have previously missed, track news from the labor market. Everyday time separation for these things is coming closer to finding the job you are hoping for.
3. Get Organized
If you are truly dedicated to looking for a job, then you have certainly done a 'task' - you've sent copies of your resume to companies looking for workers, filled out a variety of questionnaires, and went on stressful interviews with prospective employers. All this must be taken into account. Keep track of where and when you signed in and who your contacts were. By creating the habit of keeping this information, you are less likely to mix job vacancies or people you've contacted.
4. Attention!
Nowadays, thanks to a well-structured notification system that informs us of any and even the smallest changes on our social network profiles or the new message in our electronic mailbox, it can be a little easier for us. Yet, sometimes we are the last person to come up with information about the one 'perfect' job ad. As this would not happen, take advantage of the opportunity to receive notifications / notifications about new job bids, which today offers the majority of job-search-specific sites.
5. Change your talents
The business of successful, well-organized companies that are constantly watching the situation on the labor market is unthinkable today with no 'network of talents' - a database that gathers job seekers in one place whose qualifications and skills meet the needs of a particular company. To become a part of such a base, you first need to get under the 'radar' and this is accomplished by sending open job applications. Even if the company does not hire new workers at this time, by submitting a petition and resume you enter their system, thus increasing your chances of finding a job.
6. Get a partner
Each of us sometimes needs help. As far as we were strong, we are still stronger in the two. Remember only your elementary school days when you, together with your classmates, have learned together for that 'awesome' math exam. Was not that "sharing of the pain" given the results and at least a bit of averted fear? Now is the time for a new partner - a person who knows through what we are going through, as he, just like us, is looking for a job himself. Give each other support and motivation in moments when you encounter a 'wall'.
7. Block the interference
As far as our computer is of use in private and professional terms, it often enters the magical world of internet memes, from which it is difficult to find the way out. You know, few are those who manage to keep their own decisions to watch one or two movies on youtube - as a rule, five minutes on screen turns into a multi-lingual dating with more or less funny videos about cats. Do not misunderstand us, and we ourselves enjoy exploring everything that the internet offers, but such behavior does not help us in looking for a job. By setting an application that blocked going to specific portals and social networks, at least at those moments we've chosen to dedicate to a job search or writing job search page, it could be a good solution.
A job search, especially if it lasts for a longer period of time, except frustration and impotence, can also lead to indifference. And that is a trap that we should not invade because inactivity and passivity are a sure way to miss good opportunities.
We've created a list of tips to increase productivity when searching for a job.
1. Make a plan
Okay, we know you've heard it countless times, but creating a precise and achievable plan is the starting point on every track that leads to success. Therefore, take an hour or two of your time each day to dedicate yourself to looking for a new job.
2. Finish goals
Once we find the time we are devoting to looking for a job, the line would now be to devise concrete steps that will lead us to the goal. Determine the list of tasks that you need to accomplish on that day - visit our website and review the latest job positions, supplement your resume with the relevant information you have previously missed, track news from the labor market. Everyday time separation for these things is coming closer to finding the job you are hoping for.
3. Get Organized
If you are truly dedicated to looking for a job, then you have certainly done a 'task' - you've sent copies of your resume to companies looking for workers, filled out a variety of questionnaires, and went on stressful interviews with prospective employers. All this must be taken into account. Keep track of where and when you signed in and who your contacts were. By creating the habit of keeping this information, you are less likely to mix job vacancies or people you've contacted.
4. Attention!
Nowadays, thanks to a well-structured notification system that informs us of any and even the smallest changes on our social network profiles or the new message in our electronic mailbox, it can be a little easier for us. Yet, sometimes we are the last person to come up with information about the one 'perfect' job ad. As this would not happen, take advantage of the opportunity to receive notifications / notifications about new job bids, which today offers the majority of job-search-specific sites.
5. Change your talents
The business of successful, well-organized companies that are constantly watching the situation on the labor market is unthinkable today with no 'network of talents' - a database that gathers job seekers in one place whose qualifications and skills meet the needs of a particular company. To become a part of such a base, you first need to get under the 'radar' and this is accomplished by sending open job applications. Even if the company does not hire new workers at this time, by submitting a petition and resume you enter their system, thus increasing your chances of finding a job.
6. Get a partner
Each of us sometimes needs help. As far as we were strong, we are still stronger in the two. Remember only your elementary school days when you, together with your classmates, have learned together for that 'awesome' math exam. Was not that "sharing of the pain" given the results and at least a bit of averted fear? Now is the time for a new partner - a person who knows through what we are going through, as he, just like us, is looking for a job himself. Give each other support and motivation in moments when you encounter a 'wall'.
7. Block the interference
As far as our computer is of use in private and professional terms, it often enters the magical world of internet memes, from which it is difficult to find the way out. You know, few are those who manage to keep their own decisions to watch one or two movies on youtube - as a rule, five minutes on screen turns into a multi-lingual dating with more or less funny videos about cats. Do not misunderstand us, and we ourselves enjoy exploring everything that the internet offers, but such behavior does not help us in looking for a job. By setting an application that blocked going to specific portals and social networks, at least at those moments we've chosen to dedicate to a job search or writing job search page, it could be a good solution.
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