2. Meet up & Network with people

Even if you pick up a career and start searching for a job, it cannot offer you a job. You need to identify people in your opted career and have to network with them. Making a list of your professionals in your decided career and having a virtual-contact with them will help you land some job openings. Also attending events related to the specific career will again help you connected with people. Involving in some events and other social gatherings will make you visible in the job market so that people will know your need of a job in the industry which helps you informed on any job openings.

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3. List out your transferable skills

Figuring out your transferable skills like multi-tasking, communication, interpersonal, time management, and foreign language skills will increase your demand in the market. These skills can be applied for almost all job profiles available in the job market. It is not about having experience as you are in entry level position in the marketplace. Your internship experience or part-time job will take in account if you know how to place your skills according to the job profile you applied. Bulletin this identified transferable skills in your resume and the detailed notes on how you can fix at the post holding these skills in your cover letter will be an excellent way to approach your prospective employee.

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