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Job hunting is not an easy task, but it is a rewarding one. It could take a great deal of time and effort before you succeed at finding the right job. Plan your work and work your plan, as they say. Without a specific plan in mind - and on paper - your search will be an aimless one. Sure you may stumble upon an opportunity, but your chances of success are much greater if you create a plan - and stick to it. Be disciplined but flexible, as circumstances are bound to change along the way. The important thing is to map out a course of action that you can track. Putting some stakes in the ground will help keep you focused and moving forward.
Once you start taking action, it will be easier to keep up the momentum. So take any steps you can to help you get started right now. Make a plan. Get organized. Call one of your references. Spend an hour working on your resume. Follow up on a lead. Any small step will get you that much closer to your goal. There are lots of people out there looking for work - and most of them aren't working from a plan. If you are disciplined about taking action on your plan, you'll be sure to stand out.
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My Coaching
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Develop SMART objectives to define your goals and align them with your career and life plans.
Specific:
Create a job search plan outlining your goals and objectives so you know what needs to be done.
Measurable:
Are your goals measurable? How will you know when your goals have been attained?
Attainable:
Are your goals realistic? Can they be accomplished?
Relevant:
Are your objectives relevant to finding a job? Will they keep you focused and on track?
Timely:
Have you set a timetable for your goals?
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