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How to Land a Job
How to Land a Job

Many people spend a long time searching before getting the green light from an employer. Much depends on your education, skills and experience, of course, but things like attitude, preparedness and appearance also count. Use the information in this section to help you focus your search and make the most of your best assets, whatever they may be.

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Writing resumes and cover letters and filling out application forms is a necessary part of the job search process.
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Whether you’re looking for a job or starting your own business, you’re more likely to succeed if you do your homework ahead of time.
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Beginning Your Job Search
There's so much out there in today's job market, it can be difficult to know where to begin. The good news is there are more ways to search out jobs than ever before.
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Identifying Your Skills
It's important to do a self-inventory because you may have skills or relevant experience that may be just what a prospective employer is looking for in a particular job. Don't sell yourself short.
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» What Employers Are Looking For » What You Can Offer
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