求職的時(shí)候，一些判斷錯(cuò)誤可能讓最合適的人選錯(cuò)過(guò)他想要的工作。下面是一些求職時(shí)必須要遵守的法則，可以幫你避免犯錯(cuò)、找到理想的工作。
1. BEGIN YOUR JOB SEARCH BEFORE THE PRESSURE IS REALLY ON.
未雨綢繆總是好的，以免事到臨頭、措手不及。
Desperate candidates are much less attractive. And if you need a job fast， you may have to accept the first offer you get.
2. CONDUCT A COMPLETE SEARCH. 找工作是個(gè)辛苦活。
全面撒網(wǎng)才不會(huì)漏掉任何你有興趣的工作機(jī)會(huì)。
Touch all the following bases to increase your chances of getting the job and the salary you want：
1） apply to companies； 2） ask your friends and relatives about jobs； 3） answer newspaper ads； 4） apply at private employment agencies and the state employment services； 5） take civil service tests.
3. SET REALISTIC GOALS.
不管理想多么遠(yuǎn)大，總是要一步一步得去實(shí)現(xiàn)。制定現(xiàn)實(shí)的目標(biāo)，不要夢(mèng)想一步登天。
Make sure you aren‘t pursuing conflicting goals. Don’t expect miracles. Establish a priority for your goals. If getting a job quickly is essential， realize that your needs probably rule out getting a high salary. Review your goals periodically. If what seemed a realistic goal at the start appears unattainable 12 weeks later， change your goal.
4. BE WILLING TO INVEST IN YOURSELF.
找工作是要投資的。花點(diǎn)錢(qián)制作一份能給人留下深刻印象的簡(jiǎn)歷還是值得的……
If your resume typed on a portable is less impressive than one typed on a full-size electronic typewriter， the little money saved may not be worth it. You will have a better chance to succeed if you look successful.
5. REVISE YOUR STRATEGIES AS NEEDED.
根據(jù)情況調(diào)整你的求職戰(zhàn)略。
Don‘t continue to send out a resume or an application letter that has gotten no results. And don’t keep pursuing a position if it obviously isn‘t attainable. If you discover that you aren’t as marketable as you assumed you would be， revise your resume and your goals.
6. TRY TO GET EVERY JOB OFFER YOU CAN.
得到offer可以證明你的能力，幫你樹(shù)立自信，也會(huì)讓你在下一次應(yīng)聘時(shí)更具競(jìng)爭(zhēng)力。
Even if you aren‘t sure you want a certain job， getting an offer may make you more attractive to a company you want to work for. The job you are interviewing for may not appeal to you too much now but could prove to be your most appealing alternative later. Interviews enable you to see how good you are at making people want you. If you get an offer， you’ll know you have mastered the technique that gets you other offers. Besides， getting a job offer can build you up psychologically. This boost may be just what you need to succeed in your next interview， for a job you want more.
7. FOLLOW UP EVERY LEAD YOU GET.
山重水復(fù)，柳暗花明。Offer就在不遠(yuǎn)處，就看你能不能找到。
The least likely contact may be the one that gets you a job or leads you to the contact that does.
8. DON‘T OVERDO IT.
人的精力有限。過(guò)度的消耗反而會(huì)適得其反。
Trying to do too much at once may be a mistake. Be sure you schedule enough time to follow up every lead and every application. Getting a job is a matter of planning and persistence. It isn‘t a race.
