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Do you think getting a job you truly love is impossible? As unattainable as it may seem, your dream job is within your reach. Here’s what you need to do to get it.
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The first step to this process is preparing yourself for the job search. This includes identifying the positions that will make you feel fulfilled and happy, despite the obstacles you may come across. Once you’ve identified the job role you’d like to pursue, refresh your resume. Your resume should, ideally, have at least a few skills that are related to the position you’d like to interview for.
Network
Now that you have your resume ready, you can begin your job hunt. Start by networking – you can do this by reaching out to your professional contacts and using networking sites.
Create a List of Prospective Employers
The next thing you need to do is create a list of prospective employers. Once you do this, find a few contacts who work at these companies. Career networking sites can be of great help here. If you are unsure of which organizations would be a good match for you, you could consult a career counselor.
Ask for Advice
There’s no harm in asking your network if they have advice on how you can succeed at interviews. You can also ask your contacts for help to set up interviews.
Look for Job Listings
Make sure to browse job listings (online and through means like job fairs) on a regular basis. If you find suitable positions, apply immediately.
Follow Up With Interviewers
Once you start applying for jobs, it’s likely that companies will reach out to you to schedule interviews. Learn everything you need to know about the company and position in advance, so you can make a good impression during the interview. At the end of the interview, make sure to thank the interviewer for their time. If you don’t hear back from the company in a few days, it’s a good idea to follow up.
When you are in need of a job, it can seem easier to apply for all the jobs you come across. Don’t do this – if you are serious about wanting to find your dream job, give it some time and focus on the positions that you would truly be a good fit for.
