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A Sense of Security

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There is no total job security in the real world. Everything has its terms, even the Presidency of any democratic country has terms. It may last up to 8 years. Job security greatly depends on how you think of yourself as a person and as a worker. To be able to appreciate your skills and capabilities, you need to write them down. List your experience, skills and strong personal qualities. Keep them on a piece of paper and post it on the ref or inside your room. Everyday when you wake up or you come home, take a look at the list and read them. This will prepare you for an interview. You should network with other people. Socialize with the right people. Expand your contact list, who knows, they may be able to help you out in the near future.

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