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April 2, 2007 01:59:01 AM

Schedule Your Job-Hunt

Procrastination is something we have all been guilty of at some point in our lives. Procrastination is especially prevalent amongst job-seekers; often times we look at the calendar and realize we have not sent out any resumes or followed-up with any companies for weeks. It's easy to get side-tracked. That is why keeping a schedule can be an important and vital tool for landing your next job in a timely manner.

Set reasonable goals. Ask yourself questions. Understand what your job search aspirations are and determine how aggressive you need to be to make these aspirations a reality. If you're passively looking for a job, then you can get away with an hour or two a week. If you're actively looking for a job and/or unemployed, you need to schedule time every day. Easier said than done, but it is important that you consider looking for a new job a priority in your life.

Concentrate your efforts on one aspect of the job search. Try a schedule that allows you to look for jobs on one day, and then prepare and distribute your resume, cover letter and other applicable materials the next day. You need to stay invigorated. It's extremely easy to get burned out. Job-hunting is a stressful event, but you need to keep yourself motivated. Take mini-breaks, go for a short walk, breathe in the fresh air, stretch. Hopefully these tricks will clear your mind of the stresses associated with job-hunting. Stay motivated and determined - your career schedule can be a perfect mentor.

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