Getting your first job is a milestone, but what if you do not have any job experience yet? For first-time job hunters, building a resume seems impossible. They may think they have nothing to show off.
The job screening process often involves a lot of applications. You must ensure you respect the time of those involved while standing out from others.
“The key is in not spending time, but in investing it.” Stephen R. Covey's quote about time is one that heavily relates to the job search. It's challenging to stay organized sometimes, especially when it comes to time.
Networking is common in job hunting. Building networks can help professionals advance their careers and access new employment prospects, as referrals are 4x more likely to be hired.
It isn’t what you know, it's who you know. More people are getting their jobs through referrals. Personally, most people I know have landed at least one job in the past through someone they knew – myself included.
Being nervous about a job interview is normal. But ensuring that your nerves won’t get in the way of getting that job offer can be tough.
Job hunting is tough. Fortunately, staying organized can make things easier.
Job hunting can be exhausting. Jugglling several applications while undergoing interviews, it’s understandable that occasional burnout and self-doubt can be a part of the process.