What are the most effective and productive ways to go about searching for a job? I think the obvious one is networking through existing contacts but I'd also like to expand the search a bit more. I've ...

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Tory Johnson offers older workers advice on navigating a job search. July 13, 2009 — -- If you're over 40 and unemployed, you've no doubt heard these phrases on ...

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Follow directions. Likewise, if the listing asks applicants not to call or email, respect that. Following up after an employer has specifically asked applicants not to may make you appear pushy and ...