The job of finding employment is a full-time
job! I often counsel individuals who say
that they are looking for a job, but I do not always get the feeling that
finding a job is their most important task.
I tell my students that they should approach assigned
tasks with all flags flying, all bells ringing, and all whistles blowing. What I do I mean? I believe that it is critical that
individuals approach priority tasks with dedication, energy and enthusiasm. Someone has said that a major trait of
executive leadership is a propensity for action.
While visiting my granddaughter in September, I
met her roommate who was actively on the computer requesting interviews for
potential jobs. Her dedication to
finding a job was most impressive since she will not graduate until May!
I encourage job seekers to make finding a job
number one on your “to do” list and get about your task!
Please share with readers of this blog or email me at
glynjordan@gmail.com your feeling about energy and your job search.
Thanks. Glyn
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