EDIT 4/09: There are already millions of unemployed this year, and several million were laid off last year. This guide is designed to give a helping hand to all of those that can use it.
There are roughly 2 Million people that have been laid off this year, and many of them don’t know how to find a job in the new world of technology.
This quick how-to guide is only 14 pages and gives direct links of where to go to look for work, and gives example Google queries to use to find places to apply specific to your industry and/or region.
There are also tips on how to use social media to your benefit, and a quick note on where to land a quick freelancing job.
If you’re looking for a job in 2009, I sincerely hope that this employment guide will help you on your journey to successful career.
If there is anything that we can do to help, we are listening, and trying to connect people together
Download Job Hunting Guide for 2009 Here:
Find Work in 2009 – the Howto Manual (PDF)
If you’ve found this 2009 employment guide useful -
Please pass this document along – it really does help:
- Email this article directly to a friend with the ‘Share This’ link below, or just email the link from your email client directly
- Bookmark this article with social site buttons below in ‘Share the Word’ (the more the merrier)
- Tell all your friends personally about this Guide (and get them to Digg it too)
The more people that get involved, the more people that we can collectively help get back on their feet.
I, like many, have had a time in my life when I was out of work. I have 4 kids now, and would be devastated if I was out of work now.
That is what I was thinking about when I wrote this article. What made you come here?
Think about friends and loved ones that are unemployed in 2009, and choose to pass this employment guide along.
Some of the Social sites you might consider are Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, LinkedIn, Ecademy, or any others that you are already a member of.
It only takes a minute – Just push one of the Share-This buttons, and help someone find a job. You never know, you could need it next.
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Thank you for writing a guide that speaks to everyone. I have been out of work since the end of December. I’m in HR- a recruiter by profession- so I am quite familiar with a lot of the tips that you suggested. What really struck me was the level of compassion that you exhibit within your writing. Too often during my job search over the past few months I have interacted with recruiters and HR professionals who have a complete lack of compassion for those looking for work. When I was working, I fulfilled my daily duties and responsibilities while maintaining a level of respect for those that I worked with and those that I was hiring. I would like to think that all professionals- as workers and as people- would have the same level of respect. So far, I have been proved wrong. While this is disheartening, I am hopeful and optimistic that I am going to find a job that is right for me, and that a job will come to me based on principles of respect. I wish this for everyone looking for a job as well.
Thanks again.
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Paul,
Thanks a bunch for putting this into your LinkedIn group.
I hope it is found to be useful, beneficial, and above all – lands someone a job.
Matt
I’ve posted the link to this site on a LinkedIn group discussion board where I’m the owner and administraotor of the group. The group is “Searching for Employment.”