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Thursday, March 25, 2010

When You Land a Job, Take the Time to Help Others Along the Way

Landing a new position is a great feeling and can bring about great career opportunities. It's a great feeling to get a job offer and accept it because something was accomplished through hard work and dedication. No matter how far you go and what positions you land, continue to take time to help others.

At one point or another, all of us has had help from one person or another in regards to a job search. Whether it was someone taking time to look at a resume for you, reading over a cover letter, putting in a phone call to a contact, etc., we've all benefited from someone lending a hand along the way. Don't forget who lent you that hand in need and don't be shy about helping others along your path.

Being in transition is difficult and frustrating and keep that in mind if someone reaches out for your help. Take a few minutes to put yourself in that person's shoes and understand what that person must be going through, his or her frustrations and the need for someone to help them with the job search. Sometimes taking 15 minutes to talk to a person by phone can help point them in the right direction and can provide them the guidance needed for a job search. Find a way to help someone reaching out for your assistance and realize that the time you are taking will mean a lot in the end.

No matter how far you go, always take a few minutes to help others in need. It will be appreciated and you never know what can come from that relationship.

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