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Tips for Finding a New Job
So here's how to get started & land your desired job:

1. Get Your CV/Resume Ready professionally:
First things first- time to dust off that old and non ATS compliant CV. This is your marketing tool and you need to position yourself if you want to get that desired job, Most people don't pay attention to their cv, your cv happens to be you represent6in paper or in document, so HR's see your cv before you are seen facially, Note: whether you are applying with a master's,university degrees, SSCE or school Sat, it advisable to have a cv.. If you need a professional touch on your CV. Our experts will do that for you at an affordable rate. Click here to https://bit.ly/3lLhKy0
2. Write a good and attractive cover letter:
When applying for jobs your cover letter is as important as your cv, construct your cover letter in line with the job you are applying for that is, always edit your cover letter for each jobs you want to apply for. Also write a short cover letter when applying or sending your cv through mail, don't just send your cv to a mail address like that without including a cover letter. Our team can also help with that if you need a cover letter.
3. Get Your LinkedIn Profile Optimized:
What's perhaps more important than an awesome, ATS compliant and up-to-date CV is an awesome, up to date and optimized LinkedIn profile. Consider it your public job-seeker persona.

4 Network Your Face Off:
If you do anything to get started your job search this month, then you have to network. Put yourself out there, meet everyone you can (both online and offline). Go to industry events, alumni meetings, meetups, whatever. Oh and don't forget the power of informational interviews. We cannot emphasize this enough.

5. . Find The Right Jobs:
we believe in quality over quantity: Your time is better spent crafting amazing applications for a few jobs than blasting your resume to 100 sites. Therefore you need to apply for job you know you're qualified for (that has always been our advice to jobseekers). Tailor your CV to the job description and don't use generic CV in your job applications.

5. Rock Your Interviews:
Landed an interview? Of course you did. Now, Go through the internet search about the organization and more about the role, do a per interview with someone or with a professional to text your ability, dress smart and nail it
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