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Got a job in your searching for another one? You are not alone. A new study from career builder found that 69% of full-time workers regularly search for a new job and 30% say they shop around every week. So why the constant job hunt? Well, there’s easy access online posting other resources. We spoke to Caroline, she’s a career coach with six figure start. Caroline suggests subtly pushing your online profile, put your Linkedin page in your email signature that way you're effectively sending out your resume without the actual attachment. Also doing online search for yourself. You need to be aware what employers can and can't see about you. And if facebook once being the first thing that pops up, you may wanna think about adjusting your privacy settings. Also go ahead and set up an alert that way when your name is mentioned, you'll be the first to know it. And finally check out the job boards but look beyond those postings even if a posting is out of date, it can great for research, use requirements listed to tweet your resume and write a stronger cover letter. For top tips, I'm Alison Kosik in New York.
已经有一份工作,你还在找一个更逞心如意的工作?你并不孤单,有许多人在此行列 。一个职业构建组织的新的研究表明,69%的全职工作的工人都在定期寻找新工作,并且30%的人称他们每周也都会在人才市场转一圈 。那么为什么要不停地四处奔波找工作呢?网上求职比其他方式都更加简单方便 。让我们和卡洛琳来沟通一下,她是一名职业教练,起薪6位数字 。她的建议是,有技巧地提高你的网络形象,将Linkedin网页放在你的邮件签名中,这样,你将有效地发送你的邮件,而不需要任何实际的附件 。同时,你自己也可以做网上调查 。你需要知道,什么样的老板会看或者不会看你的邮件 。如果你的Facebook马上就火了起来,你可能得考虑调整一下私人设置 。同样,你得进一步注意网民是如何、何时提到你的,你应该是第一个知道这些反馈信息的人 。最后你不要检查一下工作公告信息,但是还要看一下过期的公告,也很有必要研究一下,利用其中的要求完善你的简历,并附上一封更有说服力的附信,以上便是一些诀窍 。我是纽约的Alison Kosik 。