How to Use the Internet for Your Job Search

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Look for available positions in your field.

   Most of them require you to submit some information about yourself before using their website.
   
   You can also upload your resume and apply to jobs from a website such as this. ,, You may be contacted for an interview if they like what is on your resume. ,, This service is very helpful because they can reach hundreds of recruiters and companies that would take you weeks to do.
   
   This can lead to finding a position much faster than if you do it yourself. ,, It’s a great way to get the word out.
   
   Also use Linkedin as a good source of available job listings. ,, For instance, if you are a teacher and you insert “children” into the search bar, you will find other jobs that may hire a teacher.
   
   These could be working at camps, as a director of a day care, curriculum manager for a school district, and many more.
   
   It is important to be creative when thinking of keywords to use. ,, It makes good sense to look for fields that are growing and to apply to jobs within these industries.
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   Step 2: Search job sites to find job openings.

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   Step 3: Post your resume on large job websites.

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   Step 4: By posting your resume on large job websites

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   Step 5: there is a chance that your information will pop up when a recruiter or employer looks to see who is in the available pool of workers.

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   Step 6: Pay to join a website that sends your resume out for you.

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   Step 7: There are websites that charge a minimal fee for sending your resumes out for you.

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   Step 8: Use social networking to notify everyone that you are looking for work.

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   Step 9: When you use the Internet to let those you know that you are looking for a job

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    Step 10: they may know of an opening somewhere or of a company who is hiring someone in your field.

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    Step 11: You can use keywords to find jobs.

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    Step 12: By inserting keywords into the search bar

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    Step 13: you may find jobs that you would not have thought of without doing this.

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    Step 14: Use the Internet to research industries that are hiring.

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    Step 15: If your previous experience has been in a field that has not been hiring for several years

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    Step 16: and they continue to downsize

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    Step 17: your chances of being hired are lessened.

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