{"id":1451,"date":"2018-02-03T13:36:48","date_gmt":"2018-02-03T13:36:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/phlebotomyexaminer.com\/?p=1451"},"modified":"2018-09-14T16:22:04","modified_gmt":"2018-09-14T16:22:04","slug":"i-need-new-job-quickly","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/phlebotomyexaminer.com\/i-need-new-job-quickly\/","title":{"rendered":"I Need a New Job Quickly \u2013 13 Sure-Fire Ways to Find Work Fast"},"content":{"rendered":"

Things can seem pretty desperate when you need to find a new job fast. Perhaps you\u2019re looking for your first career opportunity, recently got laid off due to staff cuts, quit your position, or got fired<\/strong><\/a>? Regardless of the reason, you need to start earning money quickly because you’ve got bills to pay.<\/p>\n

The good news is that some online tools and resources can (and will) make life significantly easier for you. If you need a new job that pays well, you may not have to look too far to be successful. Technology can be helpful, but it isn’t the only thing that matters. Timing is critical, so you need to turn your job hunt into your ‘temporary’ job.<\/p>\n

Yes, you should treat looking for a new job like you would if you were getting paid for it. This means focusing on it for more than just a few minutes each day. The more effort you put into finding a new career, the faster you’ll get hired and start earning money.<\/p>\n

How to Get a Job Without Experience<\/h3>\n

This guide will cover things that you can utilize to make your job hunt easier. These tips will help you to get hired faster. You may be considering a complete career change at 30+<\/a><\/strong>, and that’s why you’re looking for a new job. Thankfully, switching to a career where you lack relevant experience isn’t as much of a problem as it used to be.<\/p>\n

Many jobs nowadays are considered entry-level. They don’t take a lot of schooling or training. Sometimes, they may even offer on-the-job training. If you have a strong resume and the ability to learn, you could find yourself in an entirely different career that is more fulfilling.<\/p>\n

But, to get started, you have to put in the work of finding your next job fast. Let’s dive into the best tips for finding a job quickly:<\/p>\n

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    Find a Job Online<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    One of the most obvious solutions you’ll find on this list is to use the Internet. Finding a job online<\/strong><\/a> is one of the best and easiest places to start. Most companies nowadays post their job openings online. But, it may not be as simple as typing what you’re looking for into the search bar.<\/p>\n

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    There are hundreds of job boards and posting sites on the Internet. Knowing which ones are more reputable can help you get started. It’s better to trust job posting sites with names you may have heard of before. Obscure sites that only have a few jobs listed probably aren’t worth your time.<\/p>\n

    If you know what type of job you’re looking for, check out the websites of different companies in that field. Instead of posting their job openings on a specific board, some businesses will post them directly on their site. This gives them the opportunity to express precisely what they’re looking for. So, if you’re interested in a particular company or industry, check out their website to see if they have any available openings.<\/p>\n

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      Decide What You Want<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Before you start applying for jobs, take a step back and determine your objectives. When you need to get a job fast, you might not be able to be too picky. But, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t think about what makes you happy or what you would be good at. Whether you were let go at your last job, left on your own, or if this is your first job, it should be a position where you’ll be successful. There are alternatives to a 9-5 job<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

      So, before you do a job search, write yourself a list. This list should include what you’re looking for in a particular job. It can feature things like a high salary, location, company policies, etc. Once you’ve created this list, you can use it as a way to weed out prospective jobs. When you’re looking at a job posting, compare it to your list. If the job doesn’t line up with any of your ‘wants,’ it may not be the right fit for you.<\/p>\n

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        Only Apply for Relevant Jobs<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

        Once you know how to find a job online, it can quickly become exciting. You’ll probably see dozens of jobs that are of interest to you. Plus, it’s usually quite easy to apply for jobs from an online listing board or website. Unfortunately, that isn’t always a good thing.<\/p>\n

        While it can be tempting to fill out an application for dozens of jobs, you should focus on the jobs that apply to your skills and desires. Whether you need a part-time job fast or you’re looking for full-time employment, it’s okay to be a bit selective. There are many jobs that fit around your family<\/a><\/strong> commitments.<\/p>\n

        This doesn’t mean you need to fit every last detail of the job requirements listed. But, it’s useless to waste your time applying for jobs that you know you probably won’t get. You might think that applying to more listings will increase your chances of getting hired. In reality, you could just be using precious minutes on applications that will never see the light of day.<\/p>\n

        It’s also important to pay attention to deadlines. When you’re looking for a listing online, the post will usually either say when it was published, or when the deadline is. Sometimes, the postings aren’t immediately taken down even after the deadline has passed. If you notice the posting is over 30 days old or the deadline has passed, don’t waste your time applying for it.<\/p>\n

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          Think Outside the Box<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

          Just because you shouldn’t apply for every job doesn’t mean you should ignore jobs that are slightly out of your comfort zone. If you’re looking for something new, consider that right now might be the time to make a shift in your career. Consider what you’re qualified for, and what you could bring to different jobs in a new career field.<\/p>\n

          It’s important to have some skill sets that fit with the job(s) you’re applying for. But, you may have a better chance of landing a new job faster if you’re willing to think outside the box. This also includes looking for new jobs outside your immediate geographical location.<\/p>\n

          Maybe a new job could also mean living in a new place? Or, perhaps you don’t mind driving a few extra minutes to get to work each day. Whatever the case, expanding your horizons on what you can do and where you can go can increase your chances of finding something faster.<\/p>\n

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            Find Businesses with Multiple Vacancies<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

            There are several reasons why a business might have a lot of job openings all at once. Maybe they’re a new company looking to hire a bunch of people right away. Or, they could be expanding due to success. Sometimes, many job openings are a sign of a business struggling to keep employees. That can suggest it may not be the best job.<\/p>\n

            No matter the reason why, though, these businesses are more likely to hire you faster because they have a lot of positions to fill. Even if it’s not the best job in the world, it can be a great way to get started, and you’re more likely to get hired quickly. If the company is growing and expanding, jumping on board can be an excellent opportunity for you. If it’s not the best company to work for, you can still work there temporarily until something else comes along. At least you’ll be bringing in a paycheck consistently.<\/p>\n

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              Talk to Potential Employers in Person<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

              Nowadays, applying for a job in person is rarer than doing it online. You may be able to use that to your advantage when done correctly. Spend some time handing in applications to places you’re interested in. Even if the employer or hiring manager isn’t there at the time, it’s likely that application will end up on their desk. If it’s right in front of them, they’ll have a chance to look at it right away, even before they look at other people who applied online.<\/p>\n

              If the hiring manager or owner is there, you can ask for an opportunity to talk with them directly. It’s vital that you’re not pushy. Taking up someone’s time, especially unexpectedly, can reflect poorly on you.<\/p>\n

              But, if they do have time you can spend a few minutes talking with them about why you think you’re the right person for the job. Consider it an impromptu interview. This will let the employer know that you’re interested in getting hired and that you feel you could be what they’re looking for.<\/p>\n

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                Use Your Connections<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                One of the best ways to get a job quickly is to talk to people who might be able to help you. Because employers receive dozens (if not hundreds) of applications online, getting hired means you’ll have to do something to stand out. Otherwise, it could take a long time for them to even look at your application.<\/p>\n

                People get jobs all the time based on ‘who they know.’ If you have a connection with someone in the career you’re interested in, ask them to help you out. Someone pushing for you on the inside will make you more noticeable to the hiring manager. Sometimes, they may even be able to help you get a job that Isn’t posted somewhere.<\/p>\n

                If you don’t want to ask your friends or family for help in getting a job, try expanding your network. Attend local networking events, or connect with people online in a similar industry. Once you’ve developed some personal relationships, you can use those connections to secure a job faster.<\/p>\n

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                  Create or Update Your Resume<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                  No matter what type of job you’re looking for, it’s essential to have a high-quality resume<\/strong><\/a> to offer. Yes, you can fill out an application form. But, that doesn’t always give the most accurate picture of your skills or what you can bring to a job.<\/p>\n

                  A resume is a great way to give an employer more information about yourself. There could be specific skills they’re looking for, and your resume could let them know you have what they need. A good resume can land you an interview quickly.<\/p>\n

                  What’s the best part? Creating a professional-looking resume is easy. Most word processing programs come with pre-made templates that allow you to fill in the necessary information about yourself.<\/p>\n

                  If you already have a resume, but it hasn’t been updated awhile, give it a second look. Have you learned any new skills? Do you have any further training? Make sure your resume is always up to date, looks good, and focuses on your best skills and qualities.<\/p>\n

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                    Prepare for an Interview<\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

                    If you’ve sent in some applications and get called in for an interview, being prepared is essential. If your interview goes well, it could put you on the fast track to getting hired quickly.<\/p>\n

                    There are many different things you can do to prepare yourself for an interview, including:<\/p>\n

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