Job Readiness
 
Why I Need to Look for Work
When to Start Looking for Work
 
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Mutual Obligation
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Places you can Look for Work
 
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Once You Find a Job
 
Applying for a Job
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After Unsuccessful Applications
 
  Congratulations! You have the Job. What now?  

 
Applying for a Job
 

You come across a position vacant which interests you, whether it is through the newspaper, internet, your network of friends or the Job Network Member. It is very important to read the advertisement carefully to determine if it is the right job for you.

There are a lot of questions you have to ask yourself during the job search and this is no exception. Ask yourself these to determine if you can do the job:

  • Do I have the necessary skills, qualifications and experience for the position?
  • Do I want a 'career' or a 'job'?
  • Is the location too far away and will I need to travel to and from work?
  • Do I need a license?
  • Am I interested in part time, full time or casual work?
  • Am I able to work overtime, weekends or night shift?
  • What type of people will I be working with and communicating to?
  • Will I be involved in public speaking?
  • Will I get job satisfaction?
  • Am I prepared to move for my job?
  • Am I committed to this job and will I need further training?
  • Are there promotions for me to further my career?
  • Is the pay sufficient for me to live off?

If you think you have the position pretty much sussed, you are right to apply for the position. The next step will show you how.

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