How To Find A Job Fast (In A Week or Less)

If you are currently unemployed and looking for a job then you will want to watch this video! In it I discuss 3 job search tips that will help you to find a job quick, and by quick I mean in a week or less.

I have used all three of these tips to find jobs quickly and easily on a number of different occasions. So I'm not just talking to hear myself talk people. These tips work. And here they are:

1. Temp Agencies - The #1 resource for finding jobs in your area. Especially in these economic times when more employers are hiring temporary and part time employees.

2. Be Proactive: Go to the Jobs - Stop sitting at home putting in applications. Get out there and find the work!

3. Use Your Social Media Network - How many friends do you have on Facebook? Twitter? Instagram? I guarantee that some of them know about some potential jobs. Ask them.

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[misterwbb]

What are some methods you have used to find a job quickly in the past?

[RustyShacklefardd]

I walk into places I apply to in nice clothes and ask who I can talk to and the hiring manager is always on vacation or somewhere else. I want to be a hiring manager because you’re apparently never at work

[mmb]

age discrimination exist which is a big problem.

[kalajooni]

School is a sham. How one can go to school, get a degree, and still find themselves unemployed for over a year is beyond me.. It's depression fuel

[yaboyTYLE]

After careful consideration, we have decided to move forward with other applicants.

[MrGaMeRDP]

The worst is when you go in somewhere that has a "now hiring" sign but then weeks later you still have no contact from them after they talked about bringing you on soon.

[sra]

I feel like finding a job could be easy but finding a good job is different

[Tyree]

Now a days you would be lucky to get a job at Target!

[Roguelfy]

Respect that you chose to be positive and do what you could rather than wallow in negativity. Looking for a job while in a negative, depressed state is the worst. Thanks for this video.

[uduakobongessien]

crazy how this actually helpful video got turned into a damn meme lmao 😭😭

[onthedubba]

Two years ago I spent the better part of the summer unemployed. I mean I was applying for jobs, getting interviews left and right, but not getting hired. However, getting in my car and picking up and turning applications rather than sitting at home and being miserable was rewarding in itself. Eventually I did find a job and had a lot of appreciation for it after working so hard to get it.

[gkreeyoungboyneverbrokeag]

It's crazy how some of my freinds get fired and find another job fast that same week

[zachb]

sucks finding a job, its very competitive dont give up keep going and stay positive...

[zoafoxx]

HOW TO DO THIS WITH COVID-19
everybody is hiring but nobody is hiring

[BokuGlack]

POV:you’re here after a dude sends a screenshot of this video on Twitter.

[LZRR]

It's hard being fresh out of school, most businesses wants employees with experience but when you have no experience you basically can't get a job (in that line of work that you have fought for in school) or the ''go online and fill this out'' but then you don't even get a answer back, when you call and ask if they have looked at it they usually say that they will get back to you. Not gonna stop looking but the motivation really goes down

[evanb]

“Lemickey is 0-10 in my book”

“Lurry has 0 FMVPs”

“Kevin Dursnake has no real rings”

“As an honest Lebum fan”

[beezeno]

Listen to this Man he knows. Exactly what hes talking about. Ive been through all of these steps and have always succeeded. Dress nice, show confidence, work hard, be on time, stay consistent, be proactive- follow these steps and oppertunities will be screaming at you! Remember to stay positve confident and consistent and sober👌 good luck💰

[yogashwar]

While I appreciate that temp agencies are supposed to help people find jobs, I've known so many people who have gone to a temp agency and never heard about a single job or were even told that they aren't hirable. What amazes me is that we have such advanced software yet nothing as simple as putting in a skill-set profile and being connected with an employer looking for someone with that skill-set.

[gracy]

Twitter brought me here, apparently a troll really hated our interaction, and sent me a clip of this video. You’ve changed lives with this video man!