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You are here > Home > Job Search Resources > Managing Your Job Search Process Managing Your Job Search Process This is Guide will help you plan your job search. You now know what kind of jobs you will consider and you have built your resume. Now, you will decide who you will contact, how you will contact them, and how often you will follow-up. It is often observed that only about 20% of all professional jobs will ever appear in classified advertisements. Consequently, you will want to create a network of contacts and establish the methods and schedules for actually reaching out to your contacts. The articles listed below will help you with this process. Before you visit these pages, we suggest that you bookmark this one first, so that you can easily return here at any time.  Organizing Contact Lists & Follow-up Methods Conducting a Job Search Through the Postal Mail Conducting a Job Search with Your Telephone Conducting a Job Search on the Internet Writing Letters Preparing Professional References Return to: Job Search Resources Recruiters & Search Firms "Getting your house in order and reducing the confusion gives you more control over your life. Personal organization somehow releases or frees you to operate more effectively." (Larry King, CNN)