Working Changes

Changing Moment

Change! Change!! Change!!!

As simple as it may seem and sound or hard in the mind so many of us, it is what is desperately needed by everyone. The family needs a Change! That your group needs a it! Your community, school, states and the most our dearest Nations and Continents of the earth dearly require a Change!. Every one craves for change in all works of life; but few, so few are actually prepared and ready to make and be the Change they crave for.

 An all time quote by Albert Einstein says: ''The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking.”

Everything changes! The Yester-years, the clock, weather, opinions, beliefs, decisions, even the minutest thought in every Homo-sapiens changes too.

Yes by Einstein’s quotation, a vivid effect of how changing our immediate mind that lay before us numerous of thoughts that leads to actions which rules our entire lives and world can go along in making more better than we could ever imagine our dearest lives, families, society and the world at large.

Every mindful reader will question here that has beautiful and desperately needed Change is; what is it in person.

What then Is Change?

What is/are its effect(s) or impacts on individual world and the World at large?

Why is Change the world most urgent need?

Why is Change the only thing that could save our today and tomorrow and even affects our yesterdays’ errors and faults?

What is/are paths to the needed Change?

Let’s start from here. Differs Scholars has been for ages gone gotten different meaning for change which I do agree with them.

Some defined change as:

·        Making something different;

·        Changing the order of doing certain things;

·        Change is doing the same thing in an entirely different way;

·        To present the path or method of accomplishing a thing in an entirely different light., e.t.c.

             So much as differs scholars said, the sayings has gotten no end and will forever be    without end until you, yes you, make that move to make a change about yourself, your  mindsets, your beliefs, your peers, your manner of life, your orientation that has kept you so tied at a spot for long, your aspirations that are not better than yourself, and so on.

      For that change needed in your life, family, career, community, school, state, Nation, and the world at large; You have to stand-tall,Standup, be determine and be prepared to MAKE    yourself the change. 
No one has ever been discovered as the one to work-out your change for your; it all lies in your own hand and mind.
Don't be deceived! Aspire more than you've always been doing! Let loose of your mind so that you can gather more resources for a better life.
Your change all depends on you!
       Your change is possible.

Redirecting Your Unemployment Status

        Everyone craves for employment in this present age of higher rate of unemployment across the globe with intense competition. So much as been said and still being said and will continue be concerning this pandemonium. If life has decided not to push your way your wish of being employed with your dream career employment, your hand can get you engaged in some productive activities around you.

ou know the saying, “Applying to jobs is a full-time job”?
Don’t listen to it.

Read more at http://www.careerealism.com/things-should-doing-unemployed/#5Wu33zFm9MC4vx4x.99

And applying to jobs you’re not qualified for (which 50% of job seekers reportedly do!) is counter-productive to your job search. Competition is too fierce. Even qualified applicants aren’t getting callbacks. So, stop applying to so many jobs and allocate time each week to becoming more hirable. 
Here today I will like to share some of the things anyone that fall into this category can gainfully engage in which will improve, develop and enlarge them beyond monetary rewards.
Here’s how…

1. Volunteer

       Volunteering can increase your chances of being hired if you’re strategic about it. Unemployed teacher? Help out with after school programs or volunteer to be a coach’s assistant. Web designer? Find a local non-profit in desperate need of a re-design and offer your services pro bono. By volunteering somewhere relevant, you’ll keep your skills fresh while enhancing your resume.

2. Keep Your Skills Current

        If you lack a skill commonly required for jobs you’re seeking, spend time each day building that skill. Take advantage of numerous free resources online, including tutorials, e-books, and how-to videos. If you’d rather have more of a class setup, then look for free or affordable adult education classes in your area. Alternatively, if you already possess the necessary skills but haven’t been practicing, the do so. Skill atrophy is a huge concern for hiring managers, so practice and get yourself ready for pre-employment skills tests.

3. Network

        There are two parts to networking: reconnecting with your old contacts and forming new ones. Depending on where you are in your career, reconnecting might mean contacting professors, college advisers, and internship supervisors, or it might mean getting in touch with old colleagues, bosses, and business acquaintances.

Find them, e-mail them, call them. Ask them to coffee. Ask how they are (networking is social, after all) and let them know the specifics of your job search (industry, location, etc.). See if they know of anything or anyone.

Most importantly, follow up!

At a temporary dead-end with your current contacts? Make new ones. Go to networking events sponsored by your university, industry, city, and so on. And look beyond traditional networking events. Consider going to lectures, neighborhood council meetings, even community bar crawls (go easy on the sauce). Each of these provides an opportunity to meet people with similar interests, and you can have fun in the process.

Again, follow up!

4. Freelance

        Some job seekers are opposed to anything that’s not a full-time job. If this sounds like you, it’s time to change your mindset. Freelancing is a great way to boost your skills, resume, portfolio, professional network, income, and confidence. Search for freelance openings here.

5. Acquire skill(s) outside your field

          Most job seekers will be opposed to things that are not fully in tune with their field.  All that's registered in them is streamed to their field. It maybe good; but it will be better if you can push and reach-out to getting yourself acquitted to things that are entirely out of course of your career path for the time being. And this will make you get bettered for the anticipated employment.

6. Build An Online Presence

         Get found online. Start a blog, spruce up your social network profiles, create an online portfolio to showcase your work. Find companies you’re interested in working for, subscribe to their blogs, and follow them on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Find decision-makers at those companies and follow them as well. Learn what they’re talking about, do a little research, and then engage with them online. Impress them with your interest and insights.

Worst case scenario — you’ll learn what’s important to them and use this information to customize your application when a job opens up.

Better case scenario — you’ll establish a rapport with someone who will recommend you for a position and/or tell you about unpublished openings.

Best case scenario — you’ll impress someone so much over time that they’ll create a job for you or bring you in for an exploratory interview.

What are you doing to become more hireable?

Get yourself engaged.

Doing these could effect a tremendous change you've desiring. 


Your change is Possible.

You know the saying, “Applying to jobs is a full-time job”?
Don’t listen to it.

Read more at http://www.careerealism.com/things-should-doing-unemployed/#5Wu33zFm9MC4vx4x.99

You know the saying, “Applying to jobs is a full-time job”?
Don’t listen to it.

Read more at http://www.careerealism.com/things-should-doing-unemployed/#5Wu33zFm9MC4vx4x.99