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21st Century Employment

Seeking employment in the 21st Century can be an exciting, profitable, and educational experience. In the age of electronic media there are thousands of new resources available providing excellent methods in which to obtain employment information, employer contacts, help with resume preparation, career assistance, and information on available jobs. The Internet is fast becoming the key focal point for both employers and job seekers in the constantly changing global workplace. Employers are able to post available positions on hundreds of websites making them accessible to millions of job seekers. Those looking for a career change have countless opportunities to post their resumes with sites that provide them exposure to recruiters, companies, and organizations within the United States and abroad.

Effectively utilizing the Internet for the job hunter must encompass a broad range of activities including deciding what career path to follow, selecting a job location, summarizing skills and talents, preparing a resume, and ensuring your credentials and qualifications get to the right person. The two keys to a successful job search are an “effective resume” and a “targeted job search.”

Everyone has an opinion on “how to” prepare a resume. There are countless publications and Internet sites that provide advice and information on resume preparation. The “only” purpose of a resume is to attract an employer's attention. A good resume should be factual, positive and brief, emphasize relevant experience, and most importantly, “stress results.” The resume is the initial contact with the employer and will provide the “script” for the interview. Hiring a professional resume writing service is sound advice. There are many reasonably priced companies available on the Internet providing outstanding resume preparation services.

A targeted job search should encompass all available resources. Make use of the Internet, newspapers, employment agencies, and professional contacts to locate potential employers or find positions. Most employment sites have job banks with search engines to locate and apply on-line for specific jobs based on qualifications and skills. A good idea is to follow up by mailing a formal resume and cover letter. In utilizing the Internet for resumes, post to as many sites as possible especially those that offer immediate delivery to recruiters and companies. Some of the sites that immediately forward the resume by E-mail charge nominal fees but they are well worth it as they send the resume directly to potential employers and recruiters.

By mastering the techniques of conducting a job-hunt and using efficient methods to contact potential employers the quest for new career opportunities should result in obtaining a rewarding and challenging position

 

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