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When she was in the second grade, she borrowed one of her father’s old typewriters and started putting out a stapled magazine that she sold to people in the neighborhood and at school. About the same time, Woodring started creating catalogs that offered books that she had not yet written.

Just typing away your resume and sending online just won’t do these days. Besides organizing your resume and making it reader-friendly, you should also consider making it keyword-friendly. Go blame the email suites out (on or offline) there.

The recruitment manager’s best friend maybe the applicant’s worst. Almost all recruitment managers don’t open all their applicant’s emails. What he or she does instead is type in particular keywords in the search field and let the email program do the filtering. Problem is, if you didn’t type in the correct keyword searched, your resume will remain unopened.

Put in the right amount of keywords related to the job you’re looking for. For example, if you’re looking for a Human Resource Job, type in keywords related to the job like HR, Compensation, Payroll, Hiring, Recruitment, etc.

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Admit it already, if you have internet access in your office, you’re bound to surf around those online job sites. Don’t feel guilty about it; your boss might be going to the same places as you do. However, we suggest that you pick your time carefully just to be sure that you still have a lot of time to do your work and that no one can see you.

When the Recruitment Manager calls, we suggest you reschedule. So you send in that resume and then a call goes through: it’s the company you’re applying for! Instead of whispering during your phone interview, we suggest that you reschedule it during lunchtime or after working hours.

Timing is everything.

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Using the Internet in your job search is not necessarily easy. It crosses a variety of services and information resources. No single list, network, or resource will contain everything you need for a fully effective online job search.

What Makes Up The Complete Job Search?

Many people believe they are hard at work looking for work when they religiously scan the Sunday Classifieds. Unfortunately, what they are really doing is expending 100% of their effort on only 25% of the possibilities.

A Real Job Search has 4 Main Activities and 2 Environments — Off-line and On

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Last year, some 7,529 students have visited the UCO Career Services. These students are those who are ready to make a leap and start their own career or have a job. To get some valuable assistance, UCO Career Services is available to help them achieve their goals. According to Gina Eastman, the director of Career Services, they prefer students who want to start early especially those who visit their office as freshmen. Some of the fresh graduate students already are paying their loan and really need a job the soonest possible time. The career development programs of UCO Career Services include career guidance and career indicators.

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Hiring the wrong person for the job is a costly mistake because of the time and energy put into hiring and training. Employers need to find answers to three questions during their interview process:

1. Does this person have the skills to perform the job?
2. Will this person be responsible?
3. Does this person fit into our culture?

Focus your interview on answering the Big Three:

* Let the employer know you can do this job - show them you have the necessary skills and abilities. Give them examples of how you would perform the skills needed, including suggested accommodations.
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Be a Computer Builder
Need a job? If you know the ins and outs of the computer, maybe this job’s for you.

What will you be doing?
Building computers and servers from scratch

What will I need to start?
An intimate knowledge of computers, computer networking, and tools such as screwdrivers, a LAN tester and crimping tool

Who will my customers be?
People intending to open an Internet café

How much should I charge?
An initial mark-up of “a couple thousand per computer unit” would be advisable. Once you’ve established a name, you may either charge P3,000 to P10,000 mark-up

How much will I make?
The ideal number of workstations to start a computer shop is eight computers and one server – a setup that should give you P9,000 to P18,000 (at a mark-up of P1,000 to P2,000 per computer) plus another P2,7000 for setting up the network (at aa mark-up of P300 per computer)

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ENTREPRENEUR Philippines. March 2006(Volume 5 Number 59)

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