Unemployment, every time you open the recruitment website several times, you close it. Is this very self-motivated?

I am unemployed at home and want to find a job, but I open the recruitment website every day to browse the recruitment information of several companies, and then turn it off, and I get nothing. Do you think it's because you are not in a hurry to find a job? Not exactly. Maybe I can't sleep every night because I can't find a job. But why do you still repeat this action every day? Is it because you are not self-motivated?

Perhaps the lack of self-motivation is a point, but more importantly, it may be because there is no plan to find a job.

Looking for a job when you are unemployed is definitely not simple. Send your resume to the recruitment website and wait for someone to inform you to go for an interview. You must have a plan when looking for a job, so that it is not easy to be decadent.

The first step is to sort out and summarize your past work, list your past work and work achievements, and then analyze your ability.

The basis of finding a job when you are unemployed is that you must think about your previous job. You can find your abilities in your last job, and you should look for a job according to your abilities.

After analyzing your own ability, determine the industry and related positions. Then go to the recruitment website to see the basic job responsibilities of the job you are looking for, and analyze what kind of abilities this job requires.

Analyze your ability and work ability requirements, and then make a suitable resume according to your job responsibilities. If you find that you still have the ability but you don't, then see if you can study during this time. If you can, you can study while looking for a job, which has no great influence.

I analyzed my ability well, determined the job I needed to find, and wrote a highly matched resume according to my job responsibilities. The first step is completed.

Then, set yourself a goal to find a job and give yourself a deadline to find a job. For example, you need to submit several resumes a week, receive several interview invitations and go to several companies for interviews.

If you set your goals roughly, you won't be idle every day.

At the same time, coming out to find a job during unemployment is also to arrange other things. If you don't arrange things, it will easily affect your job search.