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Job Hunt Tip: Networking and relationship management is key. Do not burn any bridges when you leave a company, as you never know when you may need them again.
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Job Hunt Tip: Every time something significant occurs in your career, record it so you don’t later forget something that could be vital to your CV.
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Job Hunt Tip: Make sure you have a voicemail system in place in the case that potential employers or recruiters need to contact you when you are unavailable.
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Job Hunt Tip: Before going into an interview, put your cellphone away. If you put it on the table, it may give the impression that you’re distracted.
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Job Hunt Tip: Have digital copies of your ID, high school certificate and university academic record prepared in case you’re asked to attach these to your CV.
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Job Hunt Tip: Read the job description of the position you are applying for, and refer back to the job description in your CV, cover letter, or in the interview.
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Job Hunt Tip: Make use of online tools to help you to construct a professional resume. There are many free online template available.
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Job Hunt Tip: Check multiple job websites. Some smaller ones often focus on a specific location or career field. Be sure to check those, too.
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Job Hunt Tip: Consider using a recruiter or a placement agency to help you find a position. First check if they expect to be paid by you, or by an employer.
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Job Hunt Tip: Use job search engines where you can find jobs by key words or category and by area.