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How To Get That Job


How To Get That Job


5 Simple Steps To Landing That Job


By RYAN FRAZIER

    Divorce always brings on a wealth of life changes and sometimes that includes changes to our careers. In today's competitive job market it can be difficult to find a suitable job and get the position. Here's five simple steps to landing the perfect new job after a divorce:

1. Research prospective companies:
It's important to get to know any company or organization that you're interested in working for. Doing extensive research in advance will not only make you more aware of the position you're applying for but it will leave a lasting impression on your prospective employer.


2. Prepare a directed resume:
Preparing a directed resume with specific objectives related to the position you're applying for is a great way to specialize yourself towards the position you're applying for. Be sure to bring plenty of copies and remain consistent with the information you put on them.

3. Dress to impress:
Regardless of what kind of company you're applying for and what their dress policy may or may not be, dressing professionally can give you a leg-up on the competition. Arriving promptly for an interview in professional attire shows initiative and an innate motivation to your prospective employer.

4. Be concise:
Prepare yourself in advance with key points and attributes you would like to make very apparent to your prospective employer. Avoid rambling and storytelling unless it's directly applicable to an important point related to yourself and the position you're applying for.

5. Follow up:
Follow up every interview with a "thank you" letter or e-mail. A polite letter thanking your prospective employer for their time helps demonstrate a continued interest and motivation in seeking the position. Additionally this kind of follow-up contact makes you more memorable and reduces the chances you will be easily forgotten.







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