Such groups are available though local employment centres, employment agencies, colleges, universities and social service agencies. Rewarding ourselves for things we have done well instead of blaming ourselves for things that are out of our control is critical. Not getting hired for a job has generally very little to do with who we are but rather is related to the needs of the employer. Listing our skills and reviewing our strengths is very important in identifying the kings of jobs that we can do and the kind of training we may need to take in order to remain competitive. Staying in touch with our network of contacts is key.
Volunteer work is an amazing way to learn new skills, offer our talents and improve our self-esteem.
When we volunteer, we make contacts and see new opportunities. Exercise helps us to relieve stress and maintain a positive attitude. HARD Job hunters who treat looking for work like a full-time job are usually the first to find employment. Set the alarm at the usual time, get up, get dressed and get started. Stick to your goals for the day.