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Meeting a potential employer in person is often much better than applying for a job online.

You should print some resumes and visit local businesses to ask if they are currently hiring.

You should create an email that reflects your job interests when searching for a job.
Avoid using personal email addresses that sound too laid back. For example, "eagerplumber5555" sounds a lot better than "sexyhotguy88.

Make a name for yourself! In a job market bleeding qualified candidates, self-branding goes a long way in helping you to stand out from the crowd.
Self-promotion and developing your personal brand is not a matter of ego.

If you plan to use current or former coworkers and supervisors as a business or personal reference, stay in touch.
Maintaining contact with these people is important because it ensures that you have accurate, current information.

Call your local library to ask what sort of help they could provide you.
They may offer free Internet use, allowing you to job search and send resumes online. They may also have seminars on writing resumes or other classes, which could help.

Be sure you are dressed professionally when applying for a job or you are at a career fair.
As you know, it is wise to dress professionally for an interview, but first impressions are a big deal as well.

It's not uncommon for companies to offer different perks to gain the attention of prospective employees.
Gyms and a quality cafeteria can give employees the drive to work harder. By doing this, people will be more likely to want to work with you.