* Use placement agencies ( Recruitment Agencies). They sometimes keep a good chunk of your income for themselves, but they can get you decent placements, so you can improve that resume. Never go to just one agency. Always go to as many as possible. It is easy and it increases your chances a lot!
* Be mindful of your social media profile online. It's not uncommon for employers to check Facebook pages and other forms of social media, so keep it clean.
* Treat your search as a full-time exercise: the job of getting a job. You are employed by yourself as a sales person/marketing person selling the product you.
* One option is to be self-employed or an entrepreneur, in which case your task is not so much to find and get a job, but to create a job. Most people who work for themselves, however, often started off with a "day job" that paid the bills until their preferred income source could take over.
* Be prepared for tough questions like "What are your wage expectations?or "Where do you see yourself in the next five to ten years?". These questions can leave dead air spots in interviews and potential employers can see how quickly, or not, you can be with personal thoughts.
* Act as a social animal even if you are not one.
* Specify your resume to a specific job offering: Remove items which are less specific to the talents the job calls for.
* Dress for success! When you go to a job interview, dress like it is your first day at the job. Dress appropriately to create the right impression during an interview.
* Be confident, be sure.
* Realize that you may have to work your way up. For example, if you want to become an apparel buyer, work for a company that manufactures or sells such goods.
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