Job Search Advice for the Class of 2011

Job Search Advice for the Class of 2011Job Search Advice for the Class of 2011Hello soon-to-be college graduates First, congratulations on your hard work and success over the last several years. Earning a college degree is a huge feat, and one that you should take some time to celebrate. And while youre celebrating, remember a few key pieces of job search advice as you think about what lies head of you as you begin to look at your entry-level job search.Keep reading for some excellent job search advice to help you get your foot in the doorKeep your options open, but not too open.Its normal to feel nervous in a shaky job market, but its important not to let your fear push you into taking any old job. Keep your options open, and broaden your job search to include not only your dream job, but also related jobs and industries. Dont feel like you need to apply for every open job you find. Employers want people who are passionate and enthusiastic about their company and their job, so apply for jobs that really excite you.Dont put so much pressure on yourself.Study after study shows that recent college grads will change jobs several times during their 20s, so your first job is almost never going to be your best or last job. While each job will be a stepping stone in your overall career, its important to remember that the outcome of your entire lifes work does not depend on This. One. Job. Have fun, apply to jobs that interest you, and take chances.Dont take a job just for the title.Consider a job not just for what the company is or the title is, but also for what youll actually be doing in the job, who youll be working with, the corporate culture of the company, and how youll be able to grown and learn.And if youre interested in entry-level telecommuting, flexible schedules, freelancing, or working part-time, check our our latest entry-level job postings. Theyre available in over 50 job categories so no matter your major or career interests, theres a flexible job out there for you