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<p>Recruitment agencies are a place where most of us head if we are out of work&comma; but a lot of people nowadays say they simply cannot get a job&period; Is this the case&quest; Or is it that we will not do certain jobs and if we are earning a similar amount on benefits why go to work anyway&quest;<br &sol;>&NewLine;Finding a job can be tricky so it is always a good idea to register with a recruitment agency&comma; they will have a list of vacancies to fill and will find the best job to suit your qualifications and experience&period; There are a number of other things you can try&comma; here are some recommendations&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<ol>&NewLine;<li>Networking – Don’t be fooled&excl; This isn’t just a rubbish excuse men give when they want to have a meeting at the pub with clients&comma; this is a very good way to get to know different people and make friends&comma; which when you are looking for a job can be very handy&period; People will often employ someone they know rather than someone they haven’t met before&period; Try using social networking or even LinkedIn&period; these are great tools to get your message to former employers and former colleagues&period;<&sol;li>&NewLine;<li>Check individual companies that you know as often a lot will use in house advertising rather than paying for agencies&period; Go into town with your CV and try your hand&period; Introduce yourself and ask if you can leave a CV&comma; you may even end up seeing someone and if you’re exceptionally lucky an interview may be arranged there and then&period; The personal approach always works really well rather than another email saying the same old thing&period; A personal introduction will make you memorable and also show off your personality&period;<&sol;li>&NewLine;<li>Find a trade magazine that relates to your career and keep looking&comma; look in newspapers they always have ad’s up also notice boards in your local news agencies&period; Look in different areas&comma; you may end up travelling a little further than you normally would but for the right jobs it’s worth it&period; If you are lucky enough to already be employed always look for vacancies in your work to move up the chain&period; If you already work there they will be more than happy to help you progress in your career plan&period;<&sol;li>&NewLine;<&sol;ol>&NewLine;<p>The worst thing you can do is sit at home waiting for a call while other candidates are out there looking and being seen to be trying&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;This article was written by Ruth Stewart on behalf of www&period;pro-tax&period;co&period;uk&comma; specialists in tax recruitment&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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