One is networking . This involves making as many contacts with as many people as possible who might know of job opportunities. The second key is knowing how to use the many resources at your disposal. Resources are people or publications that can direct you to a job, to a place where you might find a job, or to a person who might hire you or provide you with additional contacts. This is one of the best methods of finding a job.
People generally like to help others.
Make it easier for them to provide you with contacts and leads by telling them what your goals are. The more clearly you can articulate what you want and what you have to offer, the more likely you are to receive their assistance. Instead, start by talking about what you DO know. Career counselors and advisors, professors, former employers, co-workers, neighbors, relatives, friends, and friends of friends are all potential resources. Ask them for referrals to people in your field for informational and job interviews.