Looking for a Job?

Are you looking for a job?  Or maybe you looked for a job in the past.  You probably went on the Internet and looked for resources to help find that job.  And you probably found a lot of stuff that seemed to be targeted toward office workers.  Maybe you got frustrated, whipped up a resume and hit the streets.  Guess what.  You now are like every other technician looking for a job.  You’ve done nothing to separate yourself from the rest of the herd.

So what if the information you find out there appears to be geared for office workers.  You can still use a lot of it in your search.  The way you dress, research a company, write a resume and cover letter, negotiate for salary – most can be molded and designed for your own needs.

I am going to send you to a site that is loaded with resources.  The authors present sensible advice backed by a ton of experience.

One quick note before I do.  As someone who hired technicians for over twenty-years, I can tell you that I would recognize, in a New York second, someone who took the time to prepare in an intelligent manner.  This person always would have a leg up on the others.  Sadly to say however, not many did and not many do.  Do you feel like getting a job or do you feel like grazing out in the pasture with the herd?

Excellent site for job seekers: Quintessential Careers