Self-management, such as balancing school commitments, homework and work. Job Openings When you start looking for job leads, you will want to look for them in many different places. Employers advertise in newspapers, professional or trade journals, school career placement offices, temporary job agencies and private employment agencies. Talk with friends and relatives who have good jobs about your job search. Many jobs are filled by employee referrals.
Some organizations pay their employees a cash bonus for recommending applicants who get hired.
Medium to larger companies have their own employment staffs. Make cold calls to these offices. You will generally be treated with respect and given an application form to fill out for their files. The U.S. Department of Labor provides free state employment offices to help people find jobs. You should register at your nearest state employment service for listings of entry-level job openings.