[NABS-L] Finding jobs

[David Andrews]

There is no one thing you  can do to find a job.  First, looking is 
full-time work. As people have suggested, work through your school, 
if they have placement services.

Tell everyone you are looking for a job, and what kind. I mean 
everyone. You will most likely find out about jobs through others. 
Join our jobs listserv, http://www.nfbnet.org/mailman/listinfo/jobs-_nfbnet.org

There may be professional publications in your field that list jobs, 
subscribe. There may be lists of forums in your field that list jobs 
-- join and read. Make contact with professionals in your field, do 
informational interviews, volunteer etc. Volunteering is a good way 
to work your way into an organization. That is how I got my first job 
-- back in 1977. I volunteered for an entity, for several months, and 
eventually they offered me part-time, then full-time work. It was as 
a news writer, at a commercial all-news radio station, so you can do 
these things with commercial, for-profit entities.

Good luck.

Dave

At 08:29 PM 9/9/2019, you wrote:
>Hey everyone,
>How do you guys find jobs. I graduated with my Master degree in social work.
>
>Shikha Desai
>Bachelor in Social Work
>Georgia State University 18
>Master in Social Work Georgia State University Specialize Community 
>Partnership 19