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Someone once said: "If you were arrested and brought to trial for being a salesperson, would there be enough evidence to convict you?" Remember, there are thousands of people just like you, currently searching for a new job. Tell Everyone! Become aware of the weekly job transition group meetings. In our area there are several that are hosted by church groups. They offer you an opportunity to tell others in the meeting about your specific search. Thousands find jobs through these types of networking groups. And they also offer expert presentations and materials. It's important to remember - finding a job - is a full time job. Most of us only do this a few times in our career life. Most of the suggestions and resources presented here are not secrets. Placing your resume on an internet resume service, is a good beginning. But you must do more. For those seriously job searching - there are many excellent tools. Use the one's we've presented in this kit. For example: the Resume Kit. The resume is just the first step. The resume will help get you in the door. Following our direction for writing your resume will take you some time - but it will pay off. Remember, chances are, unless you place yourself face to face with the hiring manager, you will not get the job! Your first goal should be to complete everything in our 'Candidate Kit'. Your second major goal should be to meet the hiring manager. If the job is local, a powerful way to increase your odds of actually meeting the hiring manage is: Always call - Never just send your resume - unless that's the last option. Call and ask for the hiring manager. If he/she answers, explain why you are calling. Tell them why you might be perfect for the job (how you can help them) and ask for an appointment. Typically they will ask you to just send your resume. An excellent response could be: "I could do that - but I'm actually going to be about five minutes from your office tomorrow around ten in the morning. If you don't mind, I'd like to just stop by and drop it off. When I do, I'll ask for you - if you're available I can introduce myself and personally give you my resume. If you're not available, I'll just leave it with the receptionist. Would that be OK?" The benefits of this strategy should be clear. Remember, there are a lot of people wanting jobs and sending resumes. The hiring manger doesn't care about why you 3 Simple Steps to Fantastic Testimonials here be enough evidence to convict you?" Remember, there are thousands of people just like you, currently searching for a new job. Tell Everyone!What's the first thing you look for when buying a product or service online? Ok, after the price? ;-)That's right - testimonials! 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Use the one's we've presented in this kit. For example: the Resume Kit. The resume is just the first step. The resume will help get you in the door. Following our direction for writing your resume will take you some time - but it will pay off. Remember, chances are, unless you place yourself face to face with the hiring manager, you will not get the job! Your first goal should be to complete everything in our 'Candidate Kit'. Your second major goal should be to meet the hiring manager. If the job is local, a powerful way to increase your odds of actually meeting the hiring manage is: Always call - Never just send your resume - unless that's the last option. Call and ask for the hiring manager. If he/she answers, explain why you are calling. Tell them why you might be perfect for the job (how you can help them) and ask for an appointment. Typically they will ask you to just send your resume. An excellent response could be: "I could do that - but I'm actually going to be about five minutes from your office tomorrow around ten in the morning. If you don't mind, I'd like to just stop by and drop it off. When I do, I'll ask for you - if you're available I can introduce myself and personally give you my resume. If you're not available, I'll just leave it with the receptionist. Would that be OK?" The benefits of this strategy should be clear. Remember, there are a lot of people wanting jobs and sending resumes. The hiring manger doesn't care about why you Steps to Hiring Top Quality Employees mes in our career life. Most of the suggestions and resources presented here are not secrets. Placing your resume on an internet resume service, is a good beginning. But you must do more. For those seriously job searching - there are many excellent tools. Use the one's we've presented in this kit. For example: the Resume Kit. The resume is just the first step. 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An excellent response could be: "I could do that - but I'm actually going to be about five minutes from your office tomorrow around ten in the morning. If you don't mind, I'd like to just stop by and drop it off. When I do, I'll ask for you - if you're available I can introduce myself and personally give you my resume. If you're not available, I'll just leave it with the receptionist. Would that be OK?" The benefits of this strategy should be clear. Remember, there are a lot of people wanting jobs and sending resumes. The hiring manger doesn't care about why you Difference between a Sole Trader and a Limited Company resume. An excellent response could be: "I could do that - but I'm actually going to be about five minutes from your office tomorrow around ten in the morning. If you don't mind, I'd like to just stop by and drop it off. When I do, I'll ask for you - if you're available I can introduce myself and personally give you my resume. If you're not available, I'll just leave it with the receptionist. Would that be OK?" The benefits of this strategy should be clear."Business opportunities are like buses, there's always another one coming." - Richard Branson, founder of Virgin EnterprisesIf business opportunities are like bus, then be sure that there will be many who will want to board the buses. They will also face the eternal question ‘What next’? The next step is to choose the type of business. The choices are many and the decision, well, as usual, always difficult to make. Befo Remember, there are a lot of people wanting jobs and sending resumes. The hiring manger doesn't care about why you want the job. The hiring manager wants to know what you can do for him or her. From your cover letter, to your resume, to your interview, it is now your primary job to explain to him/her, how you can benefit their company. Almost everything you do or write, needs to be focused on this concept. I send you my personal wishes for your success during this time of transition. Don't keep your job search a secret! Tell everyone. You never know - who will know - the person or manager who needs you.
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