Hi All,
You might be asking yourself, "why bother to search for a job in December when everyone is focused on the holidays?" I've been reading a great deal on why you should be continuing your job search in December and how not doing so could cost you a job. December is typically a month where work slows down in most companies. It is during this time that you could possibly reach those people you want to reach. December is also a time when people are thinking about others - getting into the Holiday spirit! Some people are much more interested in helping others at this time than at any other time of year. And one last thing to consider about December is that it is a time for holiday gatherings. Perhaps you are part of a civic group or professional group. If they have a holiday party, it could be the perfect time to network with people who may know about job openings that you are qualified for.
With all these things in mind, it does seem like continuing your job search, or even increasing it, could be the best thing for you and your possibilities to get the new job you want for the New Year.
What do you think? Are you planning to take time off from your job search this month?
A resource for clients enrolled in the Skills Tutor Program at Network RI in Providence
Welcome
I want to welcome you to the blog for Skills Tutor
Here you will find:
* Information about workshops offered
* Strategies for Reading, Math, and for using Skills Tutor
* Blogs about unemployment and Strategies for Job Search
* The tip of the week
* Google Talk - a place to chat with your instructor
* Job Hunting Tips
Please check this blog often. I try to post new information of interest at least once per week. Thanks, Cheryl
Here you will find:
* Information about workshops offered
* Strategies for Reading, Math, and for using Skills Tutor
* Blogs about unemployment and Strategies for Job Search
* The tip of the week
* Google Talk - a place to chat with your instructor
* Job Hunting Tips
Please check this blog often. I try to post new information of interest at least once per week. Thanks, Cheryl
The opinions I express on this blog are purely my own and should not be taken as advice given by CCRI, Network RI or any other organization.
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