Learn From Past Mistakes
Effectively job searching isn't just about getting a job offer; it's also about identifying your past mistakes that landed you in a state where you have to re-think on your credentials.
In order to keep things pleasant, avoid making similar mistakes in the future by reflecting on what you ignored in the past and vowing to pay attention to warning signs this time around.
Stop Agonizing
One of the worst things job seekers do is to sit around and wonder when you'll hear back from an employer after you interview or submit an application.
Instead, do yourself a favor, and stop agonizing, which will in return help you to move on mentally after applying or interviewing. Tell yourself you didn't get the job so that, it will motivate you to look for better opportunities. In addition, by following this approach it won't hurt your chances, and it will make you a whole lot happier in the meantime.
Help Another Job Seeker
If you spot a job opening that looks perfect for a friend or a colleague who is in need, pass it along, because in return you might just land up getting a referral from some of their networks.
Furthermore, by helping find ways to help other job seekers isn't just a kind thing to do, it'll also make you feel good, where in this help can only benefit you in the long-run.
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