Finding a new job can be a scary process.
When we’re scared we make poor decisions. These poor decisions stop us focusing on what will make the difference in finding the job we want.
Don’t panic! Use our 7 step process to find a new job.
At my career habit we regularly see the unemployment desperation from job seekers not having a process to follow to find a new job.
We’ve put together our 7 step process to focus you in on what matters. These steps apply whether you young or old, new to a city or looking for a change in career.
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7 step process to maximise your chances.
A job isn’t going to fall into your lap. The good news is we have designed a 7-step guide that will focus your efforts in an easy-to-use, systematic way.
Work your way through:
- Targeting the right roles and organisations
- Analysing the job market
- Refining your personal brand
- Building relationships with new and existing networks
- Developing new skills
- Preparing for interviews
- Learning from knock-backs
Have you become a victim? You might have found your golden ticket.
We speak with clients who have really struggled to find a new job. They may have gone through the seven stages of unemployment desperation.
Sometimes they become a victim of their situation. They blame the world for what has happened to them, and most importantly, they stop trying.
Smart persistence is key to finding a new job.
Be clear on your target and consistently work towards it.
Finding a new job is down to you. No-one else is going to find a job for you.
You may be encountering very real barriers because of who you are or your background. Unfortunately, life can be really unfair.
Here’s the thing what’s stopping you from getting into a company, could be your golden ticket into the job you want.
Losing your job could be great for your career.
We often stay in jobs we don’t like. Losing your job could be good for your career, building your confidence that you can succeed anywhere.
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