Managing Your Job Search – How jobs are found and how to manage your efforts in the most productive manner.

Job search requires a plan, organization and execution.  If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.  The search for a job is a campaign that progresses and builds over time.  Success comes with action (self-help), prayer and focus.

 You can only judge your progress by activity and feedback.  Networking meetings, letters and contacts are how you get the right job.  Simply looking for job openings is not an effective approach (especially in a tight job market!).  Multiplying your eyes and ears through face to face networking not only finds jobs, but amazingly, creates jobs.

 This class will teach you how to manage your job search through examples of information organization and tracking (e.g. meeting logs, budgets, checklists, report cards, and other tools).  Methods of dealing with the emotions encountered by those going through a job search (anger, fear, anxiety, depression as well as faith, guidance and patience) are also presented.