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Finding an employer requires a good strategy. An essential step, especially to find a first job. How to put all the chances on your side? Our advices. Know the business and the job market We only master what we know! It is imperative to learn about the company before applying: its missions, organization, competitors, history, news ... Familiarize yourself with the company. Why ? To strengthen the impact of your cover letter by including factual information about the company and showing your seriousness during the job interview. Also learn about the job market . What are the skills required for this occupation? What are the average wages? The Labor Market Information (LMI) tool provides you with essential ideas for preparing your application and interview. Design a coherent career path With each application his CV ... Or almost. The idea is to create 2 or 3 models of CV according to your candidatures while structuring a coherent course. Indeed, all your experiences (jobs, internshi...

Having a job is essential, at least for the majority of people who really have to work to live. Losing a job is always a very delicate step, but you should never stay on this kind of failure and look for a new job as soon as possible to recover. So today I propose some tips that will help you to go this way and find a new job quickly. Combine research and efforts The first thing we advise you to do is focus on your research. Indeed, finding a new job is also a full-time job. You must know how to remain patient and persevering in your search, because no one will serve you the ideal job on a silver platter. You will need to peel the job boards, all the offers available to find. All your efforts will have to focus on your research. Do not get scattered and risk missing out on a great opportunity. Sending resumes is not the best thing to do, choose the offers that interest you and apply only for them. For the Accounting Jobs in Brisbane this is a very important matter now. Make a g...

With mass unemployment in France, finding work that is compatible with a student schedule is a real challenge, yet seen as beneficial. According to a survey conducted by Vivastreet , 38% of respondents think that having a student job is a training experience and a third (33%) that it allows to gain independence. On the other hand, only 12% think that one should concentrate on one's studies and less than one in five (17%) think that it is "too tiring to reconcile the two". Establish your search criteria Before even looking for a job, a student must establish selection criteria. He must first define the distance he is willing to travel (relative to his school and / or his place of residence), the compatibility of the job with his schedule (if he has courses in the evening, he will not be able to work in the week) and especially the level of investment he is ready to grant to this job. Indeed, some positions require much more concentration and involvement than others....