Define what you are looking for 確定你要尋找什么

While it is true that people realize they need to get a job, they don't really know what they want. In the eventuality that you are in the same position, then one idea is to take a step back and determine what sort of environment, people or culture you would like to invest your time in.
人們意識到他們需要一份工作,，但他們并非真的知道他們想要什么。如果這樣的事發(fā)生在你身上,，那么你最好想一想并確定你愿意把你的時間投入到什么樣的環(huán)境,，人們或文化中。

Overcome mental obstacles 克服心理障礙

Besides the financial setbacks, an unemployed person looking to land a new job also has to overcome some psychological barriers. In short, make peace with the past and focus all your energy on the future.
除了經(jīng)濟上的挫折,，一個希望找到新工作的失業(yè)人員還必須克服某些心理障礙,。簡而言之,，平靜對待過去，將你所有的精力集中于未來,。

Make sure you have the relevant skills for the position 確保你有適應(yīng)該職位的相關(guān)技能

If you truly want to be competitive on the job market, then you should re-assess the skills you have and the ones you need for the jobs you are looking for.
如果你真的想要在就業(yè)市場上具有競爭力,，那么你應(yīng)該重新評估你的技能以及你正在尋找的工作需要你具有哪些技能。

Looking for a job is actually a full time job for now 把找工作當(dāng)成一項全職工作

In case you are serious about finding a new position, then it is recommended you treat this EXACTLY as your normal job.
如果你是在認(rèn)真尋找一個新的職位,，那么建議你把這個活動完全當(dāng)成你的正常工作來對待。

Make use of the social networks 利用社交網(wǎng)絡(luò)

Reevaluate your Facebook profile and open accounts on Twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest; also, make sure they look professional.
重新評估你的Facebook的個人資料并在Twitter,，LinkedIn和Pinterest上注冊開戶,；另外，確保你的個人資料看起來很專業(yè),。

Prepare for acing the interview 準(zhǔn)備好通過面試

In addition to wearing something formal or smart casual, it is equally important you do your homework and read about the employers, prepare an answer for potential questions and work on the best way to present your job history in a manner that shows your skills, results and achievements.
除了穿著正裝或時尚的休閑裝,，同樣重要的是你做好功課并閱讀雇主信息，為潛在的提問準(zhǔn)備答案,，努力以最好的方式展示你的工作經(jīng)歷,，從而展示你的技能、成果和業(yè)績,。

Don't forget to send a follow up letter 別忘了發(fā)送一封跟進信函

Irrespective of how you THINK you did at the interview or whether or not you consider you have a chance to land a job, a follow up thank you letter is a must.
無論你認(rèn)為你在面試中發(fā)揮得怎么,，或無論你是否認(rèn)為自己有機會找到工作，一封跟進感激信都是必須的,。

Accept or decline the new position 接受或拒絕新職位

Before you accept or decline the new position, it is advisable to evaluate whether or not you are okay with the compensation package, including the work environment, perks, benefits and obviously, the salary.
在你接受或拒絕新職位之前,，建議你評估一下你是否同意其補償方案，包括工作環(huán)境,、待遇,、福利，當(dāng)然還有薪水,。