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are posted, do not hesitate to contact the employer: You never know when a job might become available.

      Consider asking for an informational interview with people working in the career you want to learn more. Ask them how they got started, what they like and dislike about the work, what type of qualifications are necessary for the job, and what type of personality succeeds in that position. In addition to giving you career information, they may be able to put you in contact with other people who might hire you, and they can keep you in mind if a position opens up.

Classified ads.

      The “Help Wanted” ads in newspapers and the Internet list numerous jobs, and many people find work by responding to these ads. But when using classified ads, keep the following in mind:

      Follow all leads to find a job; do not rely solely on the classifieds.

      Answer ads promptly, because openings may be filled quickly, even before the ad stops appearing in the paper.

      Read the ads every day, particularly the Sunday edition, which usually includes the most listings.

      Keep a record of all ads to which you have responded, including the specific skills, educational background, and personal qualifications required for the position.

Internet resources.