Asking relatives for job leads. Asking friends and people in the community for job leads. School placement office. Internet job search. Government and private employment agencies.
Local newspaper adds.
Adds in professional or trade journals. Sending out resumes to employers through the mail. Persistent Research shows that it takes the average person in the U.S. two to four months to find a job, and that one-third of all job hunters give up during that time. Sometimes a successful job hunt may last even longer than this. If one job-hunting method is not working for you try another.