For job search help, go to the next section below.
If you are looking to start your own business and be self-employed, you'll need to figure out
what it is you like to do, and what you are good at. It is said "love what you do, and the money will
follow" - there is a lot of validity in it. If you have a passion for something, it is easier for you to
do and not a constant drain. It can be fun, and rewarding, and challenging.
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Looking For A Job?
Look for a job on the Internet, in the newspaper, and in person. Talk to people in the companies you are looking into, and
find out more about jobs there, and how you can fit in. Prepare a short introduction of yourself, about a minute long, and be ready
to meet people and give out your business card (that will give a short summary of your best skill sets), in case people will
pass on the information, or contact you when a job opening comes up. Join networking groups, and make several calls a
day to companies. Visit college job search areas for resources and listings - not all jobs are at entry level, and grad students
make use of these areas as well. See the job types below - you might find a mutual interest, or just get an idea of a direction
you want to pursue.
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RESUME HELP & WHERE TO POST YOUR RESUME ONLINE
No one knows your job skills and strengths better than you - you need to put all the information
together for your resume. If you can write your own resume, and have others read it and help you tweak it,
then all the better. After all, if you can't present yourself in a resume, how will you
present yourself in an interview? This is your first chance to be noticed. Place the most important points on the top and
on the left of the resumes page(s) - with 1-2 pages maximum. Summarize key points, and prepare extra documents to highlite your most important
accomplishments, if you need more detail. Put your email address on the resume, as well.
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