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Approaching Your Search Like a New Job | How to Hack Your Next Job Search

H. Michael Burgett, TNCR Contributing Writer
By H. Michael Burgett, TNCR Contributing Writer
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The first and most important step has been taken. You have made the decision to begin a search for a new job.

Whether this decision has come as a result of downsizing, layoffs, missed opportunities, or simply because you are ready for something new, the journey has begun and an iron-clad commitment must be made. And your decision to take action, affirm current reality, and allocate resources to this endeavor should be quickly celebrated and your mindset shifted toward putting in the work.

This job search is your new passion project and it should be approached with the utmost energy, drive, and commitment required to win.

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