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Have you had enough of your job? Are you struggling to get out of bed in the mornings?

It sounds like it may be time for a change.

There are 1000s of jobs advertised for a variety of skills each day.

Finding a new job is very much a numbers game. The more jobs you apply for, the better the chance of securing a new position that you are happy with. The internet allows you to apply for jobs quickly and easily to increase your chances of finding your dream job fast.

Suggestions for finding a new job:

1. Decide on a career path; this may be a continuation of your current career or a change to something new.
   

2. Create / Review your resume; a punchy and clear resume is very important. Make sure your resume is up to date and that there are no spelling or grammatical errors. Your resume needs to sell your skills and look professional. It may be worth engaging a professional resume writing service.
   

3. The internet is a fantastic medium to find roles and apply to them quickly. Send your resume to as many places as possible. This includes applying for advertised roles and sending your resume to recruitment and job agencies. Finding a job is all about getting your resume out there. The more avenues you pursue, the greater your chance of finding a job. 
   

4. Apply to job postings promptly. Employers are often looking to fill roles quickly and you do not want to miss out on the opportunity by being tardy.
   

5. Your job applications should include a copy of your CV and a cover letter with the details of the job that you are applying for. Include the job reference number if suitable. Briefly summarise your skills and experience. Include your name, address, phone number and the date of your application.
   

6. Speak to as many people about potential jobs as you can. Invest time in increasing your networking circles. This includes recruitment and job agencies.
   

7. Follow up applications to advertised roles with a phone call. There may be other jobs that are available that have not yet been advertised.
   

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