Networkings best but if that dosn't work or you haven't built up many contacts yet -
a) Search jobserve early each day.
b) Call the agent before applying, and get some sort of rapport going. If the jobs still a goer you'll end up agreeing to send your CV.
c) Tune a copy of your CV to the job before sending it.
d) Your covering email must be short, but mention your telephone discussion, and why you are top bollocks for the job.
e) If they haven't called back within half a day, call them back "to ask whether they received your CV".
f) If you haven't got a result yet ... next!
Lastly, don't zap your CV all over the place. That's not tuned to anything, and is only one or two steps down from spam.
a) Search jobserve early each day.
b) Call the agent before applying, and get some sort of rapport going. If the jobs still a goer you'll end up agreeing to send your CV.
c) Tune a copy of your CV to the job before sending it.
d) Your covering email must be short, but mention your telephone discussion, and why you are top bollocks for the job.
e) If they haven't called back within half a day, call them back "to ask whether they received your CV".
f) If you haven't got a result yet ... next!
Lastly, don't zap your CV all over the place. That's not tuned to anything, and is only one or two steps down from spam.
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