Consider Getting A Real Real Estate License - This is an option for someone who does not have a desperate need for current income, but has the time to try to prepare for a future opportunity. This is not likely to be an immediate source of income. The market is slow, or dead, in many areas. It will come back eventually and when it does, you will have gained experience and be ready to handle an onslaught of buyers and sellers. This is not going to happen any time soon, but when it does you want to be licensed and ready to go, not sitting in a crowded real estate school wishing you had a license. Getting a real estate license should not interfere with getting a college degree however, or with working at something more financially lucrative now.

If you already have a LinkedIn profile update it to say you're not working for xxxxx anymore and are actively pursuing a new role. You don't have to say the dreaded word... "unemployed' but you do have to make it clear that you're in the job market.

Don't forget to celebrate small victories. Take time out to celebrate your first job interview. Need to make 12 networking contacts a week and you do 15, plan on celebrating. Need to get away for the grind of job hunting and its frequent rejections go fishing on Saturday afternoon or take a long walk in the park.

Do this right and it will take a lot of stress out of your Job Hunting activities. Moreover, you will be more efficient and be able to get more done in less time.

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Tip Number 2: Be ready. Get out your resume and update it. Customize it for every ad and interview. Remember, companies now use automated scanners to search for key words, so you want to use as many of their own words from the ad as possible. Whatever you do, get your resume ready! It is your project for this week - and if you're out of work, it is your project for this DAY. Remember, make Finding a Job Your JOB right now. And make SURE that you you're your resume with you every moment of every day. If you're going to the beach with friends, have one in your beach bag. Why? Because the president of Coca Cola and the CEO of P&G also go to the beach. Don't miss out on a chance meeting or unexpected opportunity.

Create an action plan. Now it's time to schedule your tasks. If you work full-time, you'll need to squeeze a few tasks into a full day. Having a written plan of action - such as a specific list of people to call during your lunch hour - will ensure you make the most of your limited time. If you're not working, don't fall into the "I've got all day" trap! Create appointments with yourself to accomplish tasks that will lead to achieving your job-finding goals. To minimize distractions, consider conducting research at the library.