Jobs Search - Where the Jobs Are?

If you are doing your job search right, you won't be spending a lot of time replying to positions that you have seen advertised in newspapers, magazines or online.

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The advertised jobs account for a few percent of all the available vacancies today. Moreover, since everyone else gets to see the ads, you are competing with hundreds of other applicants for the same position. Competition can be ferocious and in fact is. Employers can afford to be fussy, so your chances of being noticed are usually slim.

The bulk of job opportunities (over 85% of all jobs) is buried somewhere in the hidden job market.

The hidden job market refers mainly to upcoming vacancies and work postings known only to insiders. These openings become available and go unadvertised. Often, the vacancy does not even exist yet. A position may be about to come open, but the company does not want to let anyone know about it just yet.

In other cases, an employee suddenly leaves the company, creating an unplanned job opening. The job opportunity can also arise when a company is about to lunch into a growth phase. As they open new areas, they will need more staff, but they may not want to advertise this to their competitors.

This is why tapping into the hidden job market is much more effective then other traditional methods. You will not be competing with large numbers of other job applicants and you will give employers the opportunity to expand their current database of qualified candidates.

The hidden job market is an individual's best strategy for securing meaningful employment in today's competitive economy. Many small or even medium size companies do not have personnel or human resources departments anymore. Job recruiters, executive headhunters and employment recruiters replaced them. Some of them are former employees of such departments. Recruiters have contacts with thousands of companies with specific jobs to fill.

Everyone will tell you that the best way to find a job is through a networking. OK. Nevertheless, i.e. how you will network in California, where you know no one, when you are living in Canada or Russia?

The answer is simple - Let employment agencies network for you!

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Good luck with your job search!