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When you’re jobhunting , it might seem like the process is endless and youre not finding many options. But there are times of the year when job openings are greater than others. Lets look at why that is and what that means for jobhunting during the rest of the year. appeared first on SUCCESS.
The COVID-19 pandemic left millions of Americans jobless, and Business Insider’s list of major companies that have announced job cuts suggests another round of layoffs is underway. It’s vital that you continue your job search during the holidays. Here’s how to stay motivated while job searching throughout the holiday season: 1.
Ive experienced four layoffs in mid-November over the past decadetwo of mine and two of my husbandsperfectly timed to put a damper on the holiday season. Below, I share my own survival strategies that got my family through multiple spells of unemployment during the holidays. You are so much more than your job.
As if the holidays weren't busy and sometime stressful enough? Try adding a jobhunt to the mix of gift wrapping and card mailing and life can all of a sudden seem to be too much!
Here are some tips as your career progresses that will affect how you jobhunt. The lower-level admin you are the more jobs there are. Those jobs support the President, CEO, CTO, CFO, and Chairman. Your jobhunt will take a lot longer. Jobhunt with focus. Make a decision.
You may even start to think your current job is not that bad afterall. Posted by Patricia Robb at 12:22 AM Labels: Administrative Assistant , bored , interview , jobhunting , job satisfaction , professional assistant Reactions: 2comments: Foley-In-Charge said. Holidays Humour "A cheerful heart is good like medicine."
Whenever I look for a job, I send out over 200 individual emails telling people what I've been up to. I also do this around the holidays or when I read or see something pertaining to them so it's not uncommon for people to hear from me at least once or twice a year to say hi and update them for fun.
I would also volunteer at work and socialize with my co-workers during the holiday gift wrapping parties. I started this blog while temping/jobhunting and I was allowed to write or do personal side projects as long as it was not interfering with my work. I mentored other younger assistants.
Don’t automatically assume because the package looks good or the job sounds great on paper you will like it. Jobhunting and dating are very similar. Many times, when people see their dream job, they go right to marriage and commitment. Can you work on weekends and/or holidays? What shift(s) can you work?
I had always meant to do a post on job searching and so I figured, why not now? AKA – Kiyomi’s 21-Step JobHunt Strategy 1) Contact everyone you know in a personalized, positive, fun email When I first graduated college and whenever I am seeking new opportunities, I will literally email everyone I know.
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Because I knew nothing about the job except my title (EA) and the dept (I think it was in marketing). And I had a lot of temp work coming my way, I had a lot of interviews about to be booked, I had just started my jobhunt, and I had so many unanswered questions. Would I like my boss, my team, my role, my compensation package?
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