Tips Looking for Jobs

There are many locations to look for jobs, with the latest location being the Internet. Sites like HotJobs, CareerBuilder, and Monster are all locations that offer companies and candidates find each other.
If the Internet is not working for you, then there are paper sources that help. The classified ads in your local newspaper are the first step you can take. Several companies will also post ads on bulletin boards located in stores, apartment complexes, or other similar locations.
Some companies will not advertise their job openings, so you will need to make sure people know you are job hunting. When you know what your skills are, talk to your friends and relatives who may be aware of companies that are currently openings. Your college professors may know institutions that are looking for applicants but not be broadcasting it. Finally, your references are your strongest asset, so let them network for you by suggesting you to companies that may not realize they need a new employee.
The Internet can also be used to find jobs that are not advertised. Most companies have websites and many will have a section for people to find careers. Use these pages to find companies that may have jobs open and with it not being advertised, you will have a better chance of securing a position.
In summary, here is the checklist to run through until you are hired:
1. Identify experiences, skills, and qualifications
2. Identify prospective employers
3. Prepare all necessary documents
4. Schedule visits to various companies
5. Contact companies following application submission
6. Prepare for your interview
7. Follow up your interview
8. Take any necessary tests
9. Begin your new job