subject: Job Advice [print this page] There are loads of places that you can look for work, and you should always keep your options open when looking for work. The web is one of the best places to look for jobs as most companies use the internet to advertise nowadays and it is becoming more used as time goes on. Not all employers use the web though, some use the job centers and the local classified ads so its always worth a visit or a look in the classifieds. employment agencies also offer a wide range of employment opportunity's some permanent and some temporary. Temporary positions may not be what you are looking for but you can gain valuable experience, which will look great on your CV. Temporary positions can also lead to permanent work so this is an option that is worth considering.
You can always use the direct approach, say you are unemployed builder you could make a list of suitable companies and then send them a CV with an accompanying letter asking if there are any positions available.
CV's take some time to prepare a professional looking CV, a good CV is a must. Make sure that your CV details all your skills, experience and qualifications. The CV should also include all of you previous work and educational back ground work, including all the dates. Try to be as accurate as possible with the information but most importantly be honest. Include a section that describes your self, your interests, hobbies and you attributes. If you are good at something include it on you CV.
You can produce a professional CV your self, or if you need help there are plenty off FREE resources online that can help you. The job center will help you put together a good CV for free and can give you all the advice you will ever need. There are some companies that charge for this service, but why pay when you can get it for free.
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