First of all, you must do the work. You must decide what you want to do, write the letters, and prepare your resume, as well as be the one in the interview. Friends, professors, career planning and placement offices, and employment agencies can assist you in each of these areas, but the most important thing to remember during the entire process is that you are the one who must take this task in hand and accomplish the various steps. No one can make these decisions but you because they affect you as an individual for the rest of your life. Second, remember that job hunting is hard work and takes time.
Few people fall into a good job.
Only those who are lucky enough to have connections through family or friends will get a good job without much effort. More often than not however, this job ends up being just that, not a career position that will bring personal satisfaction through one's lifetime. There are many criteria employers may be looking for, but most of it is up to you. Job hunting is analogous to sales. First, you must analyze the product-that's you.