1 - Created a resume and posted at monster 2 - Applied for some jobs posted on monster 3 - I have lots of experience in medical device industry so I search all companies in my area and apply for jobs from the companies webpage. 4 - Had some recruiters call me and went to meet with one about a couple of contract job opportunities. 5 - emailed some of my former colleagues letting them know I'm looking for employment.
I see these jobs posted in my area and I feel I would be a great candidate for but have heard nothing back. Very discouraging that you don't even get a email that says... hey we got your resume and cover letter. Almost seems like they may be going right to the circular file.
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I only been at it for one week now.
Here is what I have done so far:
1 - Created a resume and posted at monster 2 - Applied for some jobs posted on monster 3 - I have lots of experience in medical device industry so I search all companies in my area and apply for jobs from the companies webpage. 4 - Had some recruiters call me and went to meet with one about a couple of contract job opportunities. 5 - emailed some of my former colleagues letting them know I'm looking for employment.
I see these jobs posted in my area and I feel I would be a great candidate for but have heard nothing back. Very discouraging that you don't even get a email that says... hey we got your resume and cover letter. Almost seems like they may be going right to the circular file.
1) Your job is finding a new job. That means you should put 40 hours a week into it. Talk to all your friends and other people you know and tell them you are looking.
2) Resumes do little. Look for the jobs that fit your need and then try to do something to catch the eye of the person who reads the resumes. Drop it off in person or a phone call.
3) Follow up- remember to talk to your friends again in a week or two and let them know how the job search is going.
4) Look on Monster/Craigslist and other places/
5) Use Facebook, the whole world does.
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1) Your job is finding a new job. That means you should put 40 hours a week into it. Talk to all your friends and other people you know and tell them you are looking.
2) Resumes do little. Look for the jobs that fit your need and then try to do something to catch the eye of the person who reads the resumes. Drop it off in person or a phone call.
3) Follow up- remember to talk to your friends again in a week or two and let them know how the job search is going.
Also try Indeed.com as well, I have had the best responses from that website out of all of them.
Also don't send a generic cover letter, let your resume show your work history experience and skill set.
Customize your cover letter to the specific job you are applying for. Really try and sell yourself by pointing out any special skills experience or details your resume doesn't show and how you would be an amazing asset to their team. Of course if you are already doing this then disregard.
It still may hit the circular file but I have received a lot more responses that way. I think a lot of companies are just fishing to see whats out there. I know of one company that has the same job posting for over a year. I can't believe they can't find one qualified individual in that time.
Good luck sir.
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Also try Indeed.com as well, I have had the best responses from that website out of all of them.
Also don't send a generic cover letter, let your resume show your work history experience and skill set.
Customize your cover letter to the specific job you are applying for. Really try and sell yourself by pointing out any special skills experience or details your resume doesn't show and how you would be an amazing asset to their team. Of course if you are already doing this then disregard.
It still may hit the circular file but I have received a lot more responses that way. I think a lot of companies are just fishing to see whats out there. I know of one company that has the same job posting for over a year. I can't believe they can't find one qualified individual in that time.
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