Guide to Finding a Job
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1. Draft Your Resume
A well written, clean resume is important. Consider having a professional review it before submitting to potential employers.
2. Post your Resume on MoveThatBlock.com
Make sure you are searchable so employers can find you.
3. Search for Desired Jobs
Look for a job that you will really enjoy doing, not just the highest paying job. If you can find both, even better.
4. Apply Online Providing Required Materials
Make sure you submit everything requested by the employer.
5. Dial In 10 Minutes Early for Phone Interviews
You should never keep an employer waiting. It shows a lack of interest in the position.
6. Send a Follow Up Thank You Email for a Phone Interview the Same Day
Courteous behavior is always appreciated and your thoughfulness will make you stand out.
7. Arrive 30 Minutes Early for an In Person Interview
Always take into account traffic and other factors that could make you late.
8. Mail out a physical Thank You Note the Same Day as Your Interview
Prompt follow up is always important. It shows that you will be conscientous as an employee.
9. Receive an Offer
Always ask for your offer to be in writing.
10. Negotiate the Terms of Your Employment
Everything in life is negotiable. Determine how badly you want the position and how much you have to offer the employer.
11. Accept the Position
Your verbal acceptance is generally acceptable for most jobs.
12. Consult with a Financial/Investment Advisor Regarding Your Company Retirement Plans, etc...
It is always best to get a professional's advice regarding your retirement options.
13. Consult with an Insurance Agent regarding Disability, Health Insurance, etc...
Always get advice from professionals before making any serious decisions regarding insurance.
