- Post a list of jobs you've applied for where you can see it easily anytime you look up from work
- Speak with a colleague who doesn't like their job but has failed or refuses to try to get out
- Find information on the job on a Wiki
- Fail to information on the job on a Wiki
- Create a Google Earth map of places you have applied. Consider the desirability of these places in relation to your publication record
- Show a friend any aid in your job search (the Google map, the list of jobs etc). Allow them to speak
- Tell a family member or a friend you have applied to a job near them
- Tell a colleague you're applying then attend a meeting where you offer some part of a vision for the future of the place you are trying to leave
- Tell one colleague but not another
- Review your applications after they have been sent
Ways to Induce Job Panic: A List
The following is a list - though only a beginning - of ways to give one's self job panic. I write this as a cautionary tale to others on the market. Do these things at your peril.
Keywords:
applications, jobs, Sunday afternoon grousing, worry
applications, jobs, Sunday afternoon grousing, worry
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11. Have a change of heart about the viability of Exciting Next Project, and decide to do something totally different... after you have sent off the job app advertising now-defunct Exciting Next Project in your cover letter.
November 9, 2008 at 3:56 PMOoooooh, that's a good one! I might adopt that since I like to come to job interviews and argue with their definition of something in the job ad.
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