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When you're thinking about a new career, talking to people and networking is one of the best ways to gather information and create new opportunities. Yet there's nothing worse than making a great contact, searching for a pen and writing your number on a napkin, that's sure to be lost. You MUST
always have some kind of business card on you for networking.
Right now you can get 250 premium quality, full color business cards at no cost to you (An $85 value). Using pre-designed online templates, you'll create professional, attractive business cards in seconds. Instantly preview the cards online before submitting your order (a
reasonable shipping fee will be applied). To get your complimentary business cards, follow this link.
In today's job market, to be noticed your resume needs to be in all the right places at all the right times. Network your resume with the oldest and largest service that offers one-stop resume posting on up to 80 top career websites.
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By Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D. , QuintessentialCareers.com
When you're job-hunting, take your resume with you wherever you go -- and you should use every opportunity to grow and strengthen your network of contacts. But
what do you do in situations where passing out a handful of resumes is not feasible? Use networking business cards.
Networking business cards, which have the look and feel of a traditional business card, give you the opportunity to provide critical career and contact information with people you meet in social and professional situations.
Why Networking Business Cards?
Business cards are the currency of meetings, but if you're a typical college student you don't have any business cards, and if you're a career changer you probably don't want to use your regular business cards. For a minimal investment you can print networking cards.
If you are serious
about finding a job, then you already know the importance of networking and marketing yourself. Keep your networking cards clean and crisp and bring them EVERYWHERE you go -- to networking events, career and job fairs, professional meetings, social gatherings, parties, weddings, and anywhere else you may run into potential contacts. You should
keep copies of your resume handy as well, but there are obviously numerous times where a resume would simply be too awkward to handle.
Designing and Printing Networking Cards
Networking cards are the same size and shape of business cards, contain key contact information like business cards, but instead of listing a company
and job title, a networking card focuses on your job objective or unique selling proposition. Be sure to include all your pertinent contact information, including your name, phone number, email address, postal mail address; and Web site address, and phone number.
You can get
your networking cards printed through numerous places on the Web or even print them yourself using special business card paper. When designing your networking cards, remember to keep the design and layout clean and simple using normal fonts. If you are interested in a job in a creative field, you can be a bit more creative, but for most
job-seekers, keep the design and colors conservative.
Once your cards are printed, be sure to purchase a business card holder to protect your cards and keep them clean and crisp. What's the point of going to all the trouble of designing and printing great networking cards if you let them become soiled or dog-eared? Remember that people
are always making assumptions and that in job-hunting, impression management is critical.
Dr. Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D. is founder of Quintessential Careers, one of the oldest and most comprehensive career development sites on the Web, as well as CEO of
EmpoweringSites.com. He is the publisher of Quintessential Careers Press, including the Quintessential Careers electronic newsletter, QuintZine. Dr. Hansen is also an educator, having taught at the college level for more than 15 years.
In today's job market, to be noticed your resume needs to be in all the right places at all the right times. Network your resume with the oldest and largest service that offers one-stop resume posting on up to 80 top career websites.
Resume Rabbit will instantly post your resume to
career websites like Monster, Job.com, CareerBuilder, Net-Temps, Dice & more. Then you'll be seen by over 1.5 million employers & recruiters daily. Their simple online form takes only 5 minutes and saves 60 hours of research and data entry. Network your resume now by going to Resume Rabbit.
When you're thinking about a new career, talking to people and networking is one of the best ways to gather information and create new opportunities. Yet there's nothing worse than making a great contact, searching for a pen and writing your number on a napkin, that's sure to be lost. You MUST
always have some kind of business card on you for networking.
Right now you can get 250 premium quality, full color business cards at no cost to you (An $85 value). Using pre-designed online templates, you'll create professional, attractive business cards in seconds. Instantly preview the cards online before submitting your order (a
reasonable shipping fee will be applied). To get your complimentary business cards, follow this link.