How Can You Get a Better Job in 2018?
Karim CHAOUKI, MBA,PMP®,RMP®,CSM®,FIS®
Experienced ADP Implementation Specialist Driving Growth Through Operational Excellence | Expert in Project Management, Risk Mitigation, and Compliance | Committed to Client Satisfaction and Project Excellence.
You can do this in many ways, from attending events and industry conferences to accessing online platforms and marketing. LinkedIn reports that between 2015 and 2016, 85% of jobs were filled through networking. My suggestion is to focus on networking if you're looking to get ahead in your career.
Yes. Promote your career. Once you have done this, you will be practicing, whether in your local community or entourage, through online courses, or with on-the-job training such as educational programs. You never know when any of your contacts could share a new job offer or be willing to vouch for your talent, so be sure to make 2018 the year you work to establish relationships and expand your list of contacts.
There are many things you can do to improve your chances of getting a better job. To have a better job, you need someone who hires. Learning. Improving your work situation, however, is not like getting in shape or stopping smoking. While it's important to have solid skills and a strong resume, in the end, it's the people you meet who develop relationships with who could play the biggest role in the business.
Many people are entering the New Year with all kinds of personal improvement goals. The more you put yourself forward, the more opportunities you will have. You can try to take a course or be certified to improve your skills or work on producing an outstanding resume.
Well, do something about it! A good place to start is to identify some of the demanding careers where you live, contact the hiring managers or HR departments of companies, and ask them what kind of profiles and/or candidates they are looking for.
Getting a better job is not as easy as doing an Internet search (at least in most cases). You can use your Social channels, or simply ask your existing contacts to introduce you.
Some people want to lose weight, others swear to stop a bad habit, and many hope to find a better job. At the same time, there are millions of people who say they cannot find a better job because they are not eligible.