Are you desperately looking for a job?
If you’re job hunting, it’s important to be professional and confident in all your communication with prospective employers, whether in-person, over the phone, or in online job applications. Desperation has no place in job hunting.
In current times, desperation won’t help you in your job search. Rather, it will mar success. This makes matters difficult and turns into a viscous circle, with jobseekers becoming desperate due to joblessness and desperation keeps them jobless. As a jobseeker, you need to make sure that your jobsearch efforts don’t appear desperate while seeking other means to change your situation, such as free job training programs and government resources for jobseekers.
Corporate philanthropy and government / social welfare programs are there to help those in most need get back on their feet by offering free training, apprenticeship, and other programs as well as financial assistance for jobseekers (such as jobseekers’ allowance), so make sure you find such programs and use them to your advantage while actively searching for a job. And don’t forget to give back to the community you live in through volunteer efforts and assisting other jobseekers.
So what can your company do to help jobseekers? If you are an employer, make sure you provide assistance to job seekers such as internships, apprenticeship programs, and subsidized training programs.
Need career advice? Email Careersrvc@radeya.biz
If you’re job hunting, it’s important to be professional and confident in all your communication with prospective employers, whether in-person, over the phone, or in online job applications. Desperation has no place in job hunting.
In current times, desperation won’t help you in your job search. Rather, it will mar success. This makes matters difficult and turns into a viscous circle, with jobseekers becoming desperate due to joblessness and desperation keeps them jobless. As a jobseeker, you need to make sure that your jobsearch efforts don’t appear desperate while seeking other means to change your situation, such as free job training programs and government resources for jobseekers.
Corporate philanthropy and government / social welfare programs are there to help those in most need get back on their feet by offering free training, apprenticeship, and other programs as well as financial assistance for jobseekers (such as jobseekers’ allowance), so make sure you find such programs and use them to your advantage while actively searching for a job. And don’t forget to give back to the community you live in through volunteer efforts and assisting other jobseekers.
So what can your company do to help jobseekers? If you are an employer, make sure you provide assistance to job seekers such as internships, apprenticeship programs, and subsidized training programs.
Need career advice? Email Careersrvc@radeya.biz
