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June 18, 2008

Career change: 97 job search tips

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Self-discovery and dreaming the dream play an important role in M.A.P. Making, but without the steps to actually turn that dream into reality, it doesn't amount to much.

Often when people talk about pursuing their passion and finding work that feels meaningful, they're talking about changing careers. For some, that means self-employment or starting their own business. For others it means they have a job search in their future.

For the latter group, this site with 97 job search tips is a treasure trove of ideas and insights from a recruiter. It's the first draft of what he ultimately intends to turn into a book.

 

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Curt Rosengren, Passion Catalyst
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Regarding unemployment stats. I see so many high paying jobs advertised on employment sites -

http://www.realmatch.com
http://www.monster.com
http://www.simplyhired.com

Its like the market and the data dont jive. does the media want us to feel like the sky is falling?

An integral part of my job search was my resume, which, sadly, was lacking. I found a company with 13 years' experience in resume revision. They're at www.careerexperts.com

Please BEWARE the company I posted above! I have sadly learned that they are NOT legit. They're a SCAM.

Stay away from ***www*careerexperts*org***

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