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Tips for Finding a Job that Meets Your Needs

October 1, 2019 by Tim McMahon

Finding a job is difficult. Not only does it need to be able to pay you enough, so you can live, but it also needs to be something worthwhile. Too often, jobs pay well enough but end up being a pain. Or they’re your dream job, but they don’t pay enough. To help you find a job that will hit most of the marks of your needs, consider these four tips.

1) Know Your Needs

In order to find a job that will meet your needs, you first need to establish what your needs are. Do you need a certain amount of money each month to cover your bills and other expenditures? You also need to be qualified for the position. If you’re not qualified, then you might need to revisit your needs and sort through them again.

2) Use Job Sites

Going door-to-door and asking for applications can be a pain. It’s much easier to use staffing offices to help you find a job instead. These businesses will go over your resume, your career goals, your interests, and then compile a list of jobs that are currently seeking workers. That’s most of the job done there. You just need to land the interview after that.

3) Start Your Own

If you just can’t find a job that suits your needs and also makes you excited to work, then you might want to start your own business. Perhaps you have an idea that can help a lot of people. If you’re passionate about something, then you might be able to turn it into a fulfilling and lucrative career. Being your own boss isn’t for everyone, however, so you’ll want to do some soul-searching before deciding on this path.

4) Negotiate

Perhaps you’ve found a job that hits most of your needs but there are still a few things that they could do better. If you’re qualified for the position, then you might be in the perfect situation to negotiate. You may think that you deserve higher pay than what they are offering, but remember money isn’t everything. Sometimes it is better to get tax-advantaged benefits like a 401k contribution, health insurance, dental, or even just more paid-time-off (PTO) i.e. vacation. It doesn’t hurt to negotiate with your employer to ensure that you’re getting everything that you could want. They want a loyal employee, too.

Having a job is about more than just money. You should be happy there. These tips can help you find a job that hits all of your needs and provides personal satisfaction and fulfillment.

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Filed Under: Success Tagged With: Career Advice, Finding a Job, Needs

About Tim McMahon

Work by editor and author, Tim McMahon, has been featured in Bloomberg, CBS News, Wall Street Journal, Christian Science Monitor, Forbes, Washington Post, Drudge Report, The Atlantic, Business Insider, American Thinker, Lew Rockwell, Huffington Post, Rolling Stone, Oakland Press, Free Republic, Education World, Realty Trac, Reason, Coin News, and Council for Economic Education. Connect with Tim on Google+

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