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Alan - terrific advice - not only for ers, but anyone!!! And I

would add, once you HAVE that job, keep networking; you never know who

you will meet and when you will need a new job. At first starting out in

the work world, I had to prove myself,network, then, gradually as people

came to know me AND my work, the jobs came to me...good things DO

happen! I would also throw in to do some volunteer work if you can, even

1 day a week, gives one experience and much more too, goes along way in

the hiring process too. ~ G

atucker2567@... wrote:

As much as you can, " network " with

> people through church, clubs, forums, etc. If a hiring manager knows

> someone who can give you a personal reference, you are miles ahead of

> just answering ads in the newspaper.

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Networking - yes, I agree. Voc rehab counselors stress that also.

.............Melody

> As much as you can, " network " with

> > people through church, clubs, forums, etc. If a hiring manager

knows

> > someone who can give you a personal reference, you are miles

ahead of

> > just answering ads in the newspaper.

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