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Job Search Tool A Help to Get Best Job

03:11 | Labels: career development, job opportunities, job search, job search board, job search strategies, job search tips

Finding the right job in Canada is important to you if you are in the Canadian immigration process or even if you are just thinking about immigration to Canada.

Are you are looking for a job?

If yes then latest and advanced interactive mapping tool can help you find jobs based on the city, state and region with the best available job opportunities for your particular skills.
Job search websites for the job seekers highlights and show the areas with the most number of job openings for the job seekers line of work.
Job Search Board provides complete data of the annual revenue, salary estimates (certain positions) . The tool also shows the position (for which he might be eligible) other than which he has applied for or wishes to apply for example if a job seeker searches for job of security guard the board might suggest him for other positions like bouncer.
They act as career mentor for the strategic job searches as it guide throughout the career of the job seeker they show Work site for opportunities and they also give tips for grabbing the job.
Before you start job hunting you should have one professional tool that can help you manage, search and guide during the process of hunting the job
For better job search you need to be professional and strategic job search like a professional voicemail or email address. The new features on the existing resources will help you to speed up your job search.
Job Search Engines often help seekers in searching for the company sites, online newspaper with new job advertisements and the top sites of job.
There are thousands and thousands of job boards on the Web and Everyday there are new job openings and these search engines capture these new job postings on the World Wide Web.
One right decision can take you to your dream job, Try a job search tool

Career assessments
Career development advice
You are made well aware of niche job sites based on industry or location
Job search may not have a great success rate but strategic job search has great success rates.
Career exploration
Maximize job-search skills and knowledge

Apart from the above mentioned points the tool acts as a learning platform where job seekers are taught how to search job and how to do the job. They are made to be organized and store all the information regarding the job search in one specific location that may not be visible to anyone apart from the staff.

Benefits of Job search tools

No need of Excel spreadsheets, scratch or Word documents
Efficient and effective network connections
A virtual job coach to help you
Rewards to encourage the job seekers to follow certain things that result driven (proven tactic)
parallel career search for better career
Store contacts, notes and tasks for every job lead.

“It's never neither too early nor too late to start your job search”

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How to find the “Hidden Job Market”

23:03 | Labels: career development, job search, job search strategies, job seekers, my ideal job

We hear about the hidden job market all the time. Job seekers are pressed by professional advisors to focus the majority of their job search effort and time on this one area, yet it seems to be allusive and difficult to uncover. Yoda says, “Where is this hidden job market of which you speak?”

Most know the hidden job market represents job opportunities found through one’s personal network. Generally, opportunities are found through “weak ties” - second degree contacts like a friend of a friend. The difficulty most run into is in having a method and tool to tap their network. This is a new muscle being required to exercise and many feel uncomfortable flexing it. People have been trained to do a job, not to find a job. So when it comes to “putting yourself out there” to network for a job, it’s a bit uncomfortable and many find any other job search activity to do, other than network.

Tapping your network to find a job is one thing. Getting results from that network is another. I discovered there are two inherit faults to “networking” for a job. One is that networking is manual and short lived per contact. Communicating to my network is typically a one-off effort. “Hey, I want you to know I’m in a job search, so keep me in mind.” You are lucky if you stay top of mind with your audience though end of day. People are busy and they forget. The second fault in networking for a job is that it is not scalable and repeatable. You have a limited means to reach people to tell your story and to stay in front of them during your search.

I set out to address these faults and make it easier for individuals to leverage their network to uncover the hidden job market – where most people end up finding their next job. The result creates a new social network, dedicated strictly to the job search effort. I built this tool within SnagPad and call it SnagCast. Here’s how it works.

First an individual invites people they know and trust to support their job search via email. They inform these folks that they are in a job search and that they will periodically update the network of supporters on their job search progress. Supporters are instructed that they are not bound to anything, only to provide feedback when they come across an opportunity or contact that they feel is relevant to the search.

Supporters then essentially “opt-in” to support my job search. To automate and scale the process, my supporters automatically receive an email from me once a week, that reminds them that I am in a job search and lists the ideal job I am searching for. Further, four of the most recent job opportunities I found are shown and links are provided for my supporters to automatically respond to me if they have a tip, comment or suggestion. It may be related to one of the companies shown, the industry, a contact or something about my ideal job listed.

This method helps me stay top of mind with my network on a consistent basis, while refreshing information about my search. SnagPad helps automate this process, but an individual can certainly replicate this on their own using reminders in their email program of choice. Networking can be hard, but developing a method to network and having a tool to organize the approach can make it easier and effective.

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