There are many ways to search for a new job or career. Below are listed some tasks that will help you find a job. You may not need to do all of them. Check off each task as you complete it.
I will do the following to help myself look for a job:

Writing Resumes

A resume is one of the most important tools in your job search. It's purpose is to entice the employer to know more about you and call you for an interview. It is usually the first impression you will make on that person. Make it a good one!

A Good Resume Presents

• who you are
• what kind of position you want
• skills you have, accomplishments you have made
• listing of education and training
• listing of previous work experience

Examples and Tips for writing an effective resume are available here.

Cover Letters

Every resumé you send will need an accompanying cover letter. Cover letters can be used to inquire about job openings or apply for known vacancies. The purpose of a cover letter is to capture the employers attention and interest so they will read your resumé and give you an interview.

Cover letters should be brief (one page) and specifically respond to a particular company or vacancy.

To personalize your letters, you will want to obtain some information about the business, as well as the name of the individual to whom you are writing. Cover letters should be neatly typed and consist of three paragraphs, as outlined here.

Interviewing Tips

Some questions are asked in almost every typical interview. They include:
-- "Tell me about yourself."
-- "Why do you want to work here?"
-- "What are your goals?"

Even when we prepare for these questions, sometime we wonder "Why did they ask that question?" or "What were they really looking for during the interview?" Also note many interviews are now performed as a team. Two or more people will be asking questions. This can be cause further difficulty in positioning, eye contact and feeling overwhelmed by the questioning. It may help to focus on the person who is asking the question and not glancing at the other people. Trying to pick up on the reactions of others in the room may distract you from answering the questions with clarity and enthusiasm. More tips for Interviewing are available here.