what advice can you give to people looking for work during the credit crunch?

by: admin Monday, March 9th, 2009

I think it is so much harder for people to find work than ever before. I've been looking for my 1st job (I'm 16) since september and can't get one. I don't have crap gcse's, I've registered at all the recruitment agencies within my area and still no job! I'd just like to know if anybody can give me any extra advice to help get myself a job. And also how are you coping with the credit crunch? thanks

You can also check the jobcentre jobs online - without having to go into the jobcentre. Do a daily search for all new jobs in your town. Put the word out round your mates as well - that you are looking- they might spot something you could follow up. Find which of the online jobsites deals in the sort of jobs you want, and upload your cv there. And get a buddy system going- it can be very lonely looking on your own.

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3 Responses to “what advice can you give to people looking for work during the credit crunch?”

Susanetta W Said:

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Comment made on March 9th, 2009 at 11:50 pm
Russ C Said:

Bust your butt! There is always someone hiring!! You have to try everywhere! Mickey D's BK, the grocery store Taco bell. your local dope dealer… Always someone somewhere is hiring. Have your parents hustle for you too! Every where you walk into put in an app. Wear slacks button up or polo and nice shoes. You can get all that at wal-mart for $40. Good luck!
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Comment made on March 10th, 2009 at 12:28 am
Tertia Said:

You can also check the jobcentre jobs online - without having to go into the jobcentre. Do a daily search for all new jobs in your town. Put the word out round your mates as well - that you are looking- they might spot something you could follow up. Find which of the online jobsites deals in the sort of jobs you want, and upload your cv there. And get a buddy system going- it can be very lonely looking on your own.
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Comment made on March 10th, 2009 at 1:08 am
 

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