Tell everyone you know that you are looking for a job.  Talk to your parents, teachers, guidance counselors, minister/rabbi/priest, sports coaches, volunteer leaders, neighbors, fellow alumni, friends etc. about the kind of job that you’re looking for.

Ask your contacts for names of people who might be able to help you find a job.

Ask your contacts for feedback on what would make you a more attractive candidate.

Use Internet professional networking sites.

If you are a college graduate, contact your college’s Career Services office.  Many colleges have online career networks to help you with your job search.

If you are a member of a professional organization, visit their website for career assistance.

Volunteer.  If your work experience is limited or if you want to change career paths, volunteer experience may be the key to a successful job search.

Carry business cards for when opportunities arise. 
Download a Microsoft Word business card template to create your own business cards. Take your business card Word document to your local printer or print your business cards on cover stock paper.

Learn more about networking.  It may be the best method of achieving your employment goals.
See 10 Tips for Successful Business Networking .

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