Step 5 - Consider temporary work.
A temporary or short-term position can lead to a permanent job for the hardworking individual. Temporary jobs offer a great opportunity to learn new skills and get your foot in the door of a company that may have a position available later on. Most temporary agencies require that all applicants partake in standard tests for reading, writing and, often, data-entry. Don’t let these tests discourage you from connecting with some great job prospects.
Step 6 - Register with your local trade organization.
Many industries have a governing trade organization to help members keep abreast of new developments, regulations and events. Invest in a membership in your occupational trade organization and stay attuned to the industry. Make use of the organization’s membership directory and contact other members for upcoming projects or job availability.
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