Resolutions in the Job Search Just Don't Work!

Written by Marilyn J. Tellez, M.A.


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2. The resolution needs to be realistic. Concrete resolutions that need action can't be ignored for long. 3. Make something happen that is on your resolution list. Take one ofrepparttar items on your list and diagram or write what you must do to makerepparttar 107063 change. (Calling on employers could be onrepparttar 107064 list). 4. Keep moving. Your resolutions need to be fulfilled. Don't take your own "no" asrepparttar 107065 answer. Persevere, start over as need be. 5. Be successful in achieving a goal.

Marilyn J. Tellez, M.A. Certified Job & Career Transition Coach (509) 469-3514


Online Job Search Techniques

Written by Yulin Peng


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url:job AND pharmacist AND contact AND position AND boston

If you use www.google.com, you don't need to type in AND since it's default operator in Google. So you can just use:

inurl:job pharmacist contact position boston

Now look at some more complicated online job search examples:

(url:(job* OR opening* OR position* OR employ*) OR title:(job* OR opening* OR position* OR employ*)) AND send AND benefits AND opening AND EOE AND contact AND "SAS programmer" AND boston

("resumes@" OR "jobs@" OR "careers@" OR "hr@" OR "human resources") AND (apply OR "send us" OR "send your" OR submit OR "fax us" OR "fax your") AND ("organic chemist" OR medicinal chemist") AND (synthesis OR synthesize)

Now you seerepparttar power of online job search? Try different key word combinations and use them in different search engines. Some links you find might be junk links, but keep trying, as long as you pick up right key word combination, you should be able to find many job opportunities that are buried in deep deep web and are ignored by other job seekers.

Happy searching.

Yulin Peng is a recrutiting researcher. To learn more job search techniques, please visit his website at http://www.job-employment-guide.com


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