A new job in 15 minutes a day: Track your job search

I’ve been encouraging you to be organised. Being prepared will make things easier. By noting what has worked well, and what hasn’t you will know where to focus for next time.  

Keep a separate file for each job site you use and track the success you have had with each – where has been the best jobs, when potential employers are in touch, from what site has the enquiry originated.  

It may seem like a task you can do without, but it will help you to understand The job sites which are most effective for you and those which are a waste of your time.  Which sites promote interest and which result in unanswered emails? This will result in you being more effective in the future.  

Can I help you? Please do let me know how you are getting on.

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