Top tips
At ACS Staffing Solutions we know how stressful finding your next job can be. That's why we’ve come up with tips to help you along the way.
Create a long-term plan for your search, recognising that it may take several days, weeks or months to land your perfect role.
Once you’ve set a goal for a reasonable period of time in which to obtain a position, estimate how many contacts, and interviews you may need to generate during this time to achieve your goal of at least one job offer. At this point we would encourage you to engage with a good recruitment agency to assist you in attaining a new position and speed up the process of multiple job offers.
Stick with it.
Don’t enthusiastically start the search by sending out a lot of resumes but then slow down due to lack of response. Remain consistent in your efforts to build contacts, pursue opportunities, and bring your best self to interviews.
Be realistic.
Statistics are on your side (even an unemployment rate of 6% means that 94% of eligible workers are employed). The unemployment rate is declining and, if you are reading this, you are likely a determined, focused job seeker. Believe in yourself and keep in mind that success favours the prepared job candidate.
You’ve heard it a thousand times, but viewing your efforts from a positive perspective makes a difference.
Instead of criticising yourself for a tough interview or a slow week with resume replies, focus on positive feedback. Ask friends for mock interviews and use their comments to encourage yourself.
How many of us let our bodies go during the job search process?
It’s important to get enough sleep and eat healthy during this time. We should also exercise, like going for walks, and take care of our bodies. Taking care of ourselves helps to relieve the tension that inherently accompanies the job search process. If we neglect our health, we are just adding to the stress we already feel.
If you need help finding a new job, ACS Staffing Solutions can help you. Visit our job board or give us a call on 01536532820.
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