6. Join committees. 參加協(xié)會(huì)

    Committees are a great way to network and to improve skills. Vary the committees on which you serve. Chair (成為領(lǐng)導(dǎo)者) a committee. Choose to be on a committee that will challenge you intellectually, emotionally, skill-wise, etc.

    7. In other  something different. 做些不同尋常的事情

    Been doing the same thing for years? Maybe now is the time for change. Try something you've always wanted to do, but for whatever reason, haven't yet. You'll learn more about yourself, enhance skills, make contacts, and feel alive again.

    8. Make new contacts, strengthen the old. 結(jié)識(shí)新朋友，不忘老朋友

    Networking is the primary way people get interviews. View every opportunity as a networking one. The goal isn't to determine, "What can this person do for me," but finding out what you and the other person have to offer each other. Form and maintain relationships at work, through your family, in social organizations, and in your community. Remember, you will need to nurture relationships through staying in touch with your contacts, sending cards, be alert to interesting articles, and other "thinking of you" activities.

    9. Volunteer. 志愿者工作

    Volunteering can eXPand your network and enhance skills. It's also an easy way to try out some of your career aspirations. Considering a career change that will take you out of the corporate world and into the lives of kids? Try volunteering at your local school. There's no career risk, just a chance to grow, learn about yourself and give back to your community.

    10. Create a Marketability Plan. 制作一份推銷計(jì)劃

    Perhaps the most important suggestion is to create a marketability plan. Take a good, hard look at yourself. Ask yourself the tough questions. "If I were an employer, would I hire me?" Make a plan to increase your marketability. Which of these activities could you commit to trying in the next month? Set a goal and a time-line, and get started!