Job Search Methods

What kind of job do you want? Is it a full-time or part-time job? In your field of study or in your dream job? In your field of experience or in a brand new field? Once you have determined this, take your steps in that direction.

A. Decide what you want: What kind of job do you want? Is it a full-time or part-time job? In your field of study or in your dream job? In your field of experience or in a brand new field? To make money or to keep money in the background for now and gain experience? To make a career or to save the day? Once you have determined this, take your steps in that direction.

B. Do not limit yourself to a certain area: You can use your skills and experience in more areas than you think. Research these areas, expand your application range.

Your C.CV is a showcase, make it interesting: Examine different CV samples and choose the one that best reflects you. It is useful to prepare different CVs according to the policy of the companies you will apply to. Prepare an official CV for companies that care about formality. If you are going to apply to an advertising or design company at the same time, you should have a lively and colorful CV that will highlight your creativity.

D. Keep your job search platform wide: Evaluate dozens of job search sites on the Internet. Leave your CV here, follow new and updated postings regularly. You can directly reach the human resources department of the companies you want to work for and think you are the perfect fit for the position by making an appointment.

E. Choose the companies you apply to carefully: Apply to companies that meet your criteria and experience. It is a waste of time to send CVs to companies that you think are not suitable for you. Even if you’re accepted, working in a job you don’t want can lead to big problems later on.

F. Improve yourself constantly: Let’s say you couldn’t find a job for a month or two. Do not despair right away and see this time as an opportunity to improve yourself and enrich your CV. Attend courses, seminars and conferences related to your field, read books. Then add these experiences to your CV and send it to the companies again. Update your CVs on the websites accordingly.

G. Have self-confidence: Do not appear introverted, shy and reluctant in a job interview. Take an attitude that shows that you really want this job and that you trust your experience. Ask questions about the details of the job. Emphasize your positive aspects. Own that job.

H. Ask for recycling: If you received an answer from the company you interviewed saying “we will get back to you”, ask the authorities to call you even if you are not accepted and tell you the reasons for this. This will help you see what to look out for in your next applications and what your shortcomings are.

I. Don’t give up: Today’s successful business owners have had no easy road to getting their first job, their first success. Know that finding a job is not an easy process and can take months. Be patient.

CV, Interview, Job Search

What is a Curriculum Vitae (CV)? How should it be prepared?

Before going to the job interview, it is to give a preliminary information about ourselves to the employer.

When writing a CV, correct statements should be included in the education and experience section.

In this way, it becomes easier for HR specialists to reach the appropriate one from the thousands of resumes that fall into the pool.

A. First, personal information (name-surname, date of birth, address, contact information), secondly, educational information, work experience and the reason for leaving, if any, should be included, thirdly, the interests and skills of the individual (course, certificate, language, computer) should be mentioned. programs), fourthly, reference information should be added.

Determine the format of your B.CV by paying attention to its relevance with the target employer. If you are considering a job in a creative field, you can choose a more free and original format. If you’re considering a field such as finance or marketing,
a format in which you can demonstrate your writing and word use skills and explain how you’ll be helpful to the employer is more appropriate.

C. The font should be an easy-to-read font (like Times, Arial, Calibri).

D. Present information directly, precisely and concisely, use punctuation correctly, avoid jargon and abbreviations.

E. Try to keep your CV short, choose a clear and understandable format.

F. A suitable passport photo should be placed in the upper right or left corner of the CV. The CV with the photo attached will be more memorable and more effective.

Aim

It is of great importance to determine the areas in which you want to work at the beginning of your career and to make accurate and realistic plans for the future. Of course, although there are many different factors such as business standards and education standards, it is among the key points of success that
the employee determines the point he wants to reach according to the time intervals determined.

Planning

Career planning is an issue that you should start thinking about during the university period, not after you start your business life. After living the business life, gaining some work experience and evaluating yourself professionally, you can review your plans.

While planning your career, you should consider your goal, your job’s social, economic and individual satisfaction.

Education

Change in every field in our age also affects business life. The most effective means of keeping up with change is “education”. Apart from vocational education, it is necessary for teamwork and working environments that can recognize their own abilities, be open to innovations, orient to their business goals. It has become a necessity for the training to be continuous and for the employees to take these trainings systematically and ensure their personal development.

Network

Building a strong network and investing in social relations since university years are among the important steps on the way to success in business life. Building a strong environment, whether for promotion, during the promotion process, or to
develop secure working relationships, is essential for a successful career.