Advices for people who want to find a job Kuzmicheva Darya

a job? The main objective.
Previously decide for yourself some important

questions:

What kind of job you want to find?

What is the timetable you want?

At what salary you expect?

Will the work quality of your life for the better?

and utilize your network of contacts. 
For the vast majority of

job-seekers, a large and strong network of contacts — of people who know you and want to help you uncover job leads — results in more job opportunities.

Active job search

Networking — in person and online — is essential to your job-search success. Continually seek out new people to add to your network. 

Information

It is necessary

Gathering information on types of:
jobs
job openings
prospective employers (and those employer’s hiring managers)

known, get your act together and do a little homework.

Building a relationship with your job search

In any job search or networking situation, being you—the real you—should be your goal.

If you’re reconnecting with an old friend or colleague, take the time to get through the catching-up phase before you blurt out your need.

Be considerate

Be authentic

Be specific in your request

of life, etc.
your resume
Write
Edit
Revise
Basic steps:
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2
Once you have

a top-notch resume, the key is tailoring it to each job, each employer — using keywords and phrases specific to the opportunity you seek.

Start with creating/revising a resume that focuses on your key accomplishments, skills, experience, and education/training.

Your CV is still the most critical tool of a job-search

Another name for a CV is a résumé

your name, address, date of birth (although with age discrimination laws now

in force this isn't essential), telephone number and email.

Your resume should consist of:

Russian Federation
Vacancy: radio presenter, information
service correspondent, press-secretary,
copywriter, presenter

TV

Knowledge of programs:
Adobe InDesign CS5 (layout brochures, models, newspaper strips),
the Adobe Illustrator (development infographics, logos)
Microsoft Office: PowerPoint 2010, Publisher, 2010, Word 2010, Excel 2010,
Sony Vegas Pro (working with video)
Sound Forge (working with sound, editing, mixing)

Education: 2012-2016 Bachelor of Moscow State Pedagogical University (Moscow State Pedagogical University); Specialty: Journalism; Honours
Certificate of completion of the course the young counselor School
Member of the Russian Union of Journalists (2016)

Work experience since 2013

Professional qualifications:
writing news items, information
organizational work
work with primary sources,
collection of materials for the Russian press,
work in the frame
conducting a live broadcast on radio

E-mail: kuzmichevadarya@bk.ru

Name: Darya Kuzmicheva

Address: 27 Gagarina street, Moscow

smile and firm handshake.
Give eye contact.

2. Be prepared Re-read your CV and the job advert just before the interview.
3. Don’t waffle Answer questions properly – even if you need a few moments’
silence to collect your thoughts. Anderson advises,
“It’s better to say you need a minute to think about your answer
rather than speak instantly and regret it afterwards.”
4. Be positive Interviewers like to see someone who enjoys a challenge and is enthusiastic.
5. Remember your body language It is not what you say, but how you say it. Use your hands and lean forward when making a point. Many people cannot think and control their body language at the same time, which is why you need to prepare.

6. Remember your manners It is better to choose than to be chosen. Tell the interviewer why you are interested in the company and job opportunity. Ask them for a business card and follow it up by sending a “thank-you” e-mail or letter.