What are the creative ways to find a job

You have posted every job on every internet job board and monster, career builder and hot jobs. You've followed and networked calls until you're out of the blue. You take the newspaper every Sunday and apply for every job in your field, with little or no result. Follow these steps given below to find a job Use social media You can try using social media to find and even apply for jobs. Social media makes it easy to talk to people from different locations, which can be helpful if you're looking for employment in different parts of the country. If you are in a creative industry like photography, art, writing, modeling, music, you can use social media to post your work. Try calling the company If you find that a company you're interested in hasn't contacted you since you applied, try calling them to ask about your application status. This can help the hiring managers to know you. It lets you know by looking at your resume that you are serious about this job. You can take the initiative, it helps to increase your chances of interview. To do this, you can find the company's phone number and call them. Send half your resume, find a company you want to work for. Write a great cover letter on why you're a good fit, pointing to the attached resume. Do not seal the envelope and do not attach the resume. They will think that the resume is in the mail. They will call and join the conversation. Write a potential letter, Harness the power of Direct Mail. Locate some 5, 6 companies. Write a letter to your contact network and ask them if they know anyone who works at any of the companies on your list. When a contact says they know someone on your list, send them your resume and ask them to forward your contact or ask permission to send it to themselves. E-mail chain letter List a few companies where you want to work and send an "email" to everyone you know to see if they know anyone who works at these companies. Then ask them to contact you, asking you for a referral Lastly, ask them to forward your email to up to 10 more people. However, don't do this if you are currently employed! Distribute a booklet write and give a booklet with information related to your industry. Everyone loves free information, and it shows off your expertise. Distribute the booklet and advertise it in newspapers so that the hiring manager will see it. Call human resources sounds crazy, doesn't it? Call the human resources department. Ask them what external agency or third party recruiting firm they use. They may ask you why you want to know. Tell them that their company is not currently looking for someone with your skills, the agency is working with other business companies 'so' you are looking for a recommendation. These are some important things which can give you better results. Be sure to stay toned for the other creative tips.