Check the job listings in your local newspaper. Some Advice for Job Hunters Looking for a job can be a time-consuming and emotional process, especially for people with disabilities. A job search can last for several weeks or months and it is easy to become discouraged. There are many things that you can do to keep your spirits up and make a job search more effective. Below are a few suggestions.
Many people find jobs through networking.
Networking means talking to friends, family members, former employers, and other people you know. They might be able to direct you to other people who might be able to tell you of job openings. You can start networking by calling or e-mailing ten friends and tell them that you are looking for a job. You will be surprised at how quickly your network grows. Send your r sum to employers that really interest you, even if they do not have any positions available at the moment.