Temporary restrictions
Keep in mind that you do not have as much free time as you would like. Therefore, you need to carefully plan all meetings and interviews, select the optimal time. If your work involves a permanent stay in the office, then each time it will be more and more difficult to ask for help. You will be required to take a more responsible approach to the choice of meetings, choosing only the most interesting offers for you, try to arrange interviews for the early morning, evening or lunch, pick up good reasons to take leave of work. Some companies give test tasks to candidates - coordinate the time for their implementation, taking into account their employment.
Calm
Whatever problems you have at your current job, urgent matters, important projects, etc., you need to forget about them while communicating with a potential employer. Turn your attention to new perspectives, and don’t think about how to quickly return to the office. And after that, do not forget to switch back to the current work.
"Pros and cons"
You can allow more self-confidence during the interview if you already have a job. This will make it possible to find the best offer both in terms of working conditions and in terms of wages. Compare the possible place of work with the current one, write down all the pros and cons - this will help you decide.
Secret
It’s better not to talk about what you’re looking for. Try to keep it a secret: do not talk about it to your colleagues, talk more carefully on the phone in the workplace, do not write about it on social networks or your personal blog. Rumors can disperse very quickly, and management is always negative towards such employees. You do not want to lose your job without having to find a new one?
Email
You should not communicate with potential employers using corporate email. Remember that all correspondence that goes through the corporate address belongs to the company and, moreover, the management can view your letters, upon dismissal you will lose all the contents of your mailbox. Moreover, from the perspective of the potential employer, this does not look professional. Use only personal mail for this. Do not forget that the personal email address must be suitable; you can read about it in the article “7 ways to make a resume unprofessional”.
trade secret
Most likely you will get a job in a company from the same sphere, possibly to direct competitors. You should not immediately reveal the entire inner kitchen, talk about current projects and plans. After all, what will stop you from doing the next time as well? No employer would like this. You may be thanked for such information, but you are unlikely to receive a position. If the interviewer asks about this, then tell only about your role - what you personally did and what you achieved, but no more.
Keep in mind that you do not have as much free time as you would like. Therefore, you need to carefully plan all meetings and interviews, select the optimal time. If your work involves a permanent stay in the office, then each time it will be more and more difficult to ask for help. You will be required to take a more responsible approach to the choice of meetings, choosing only the most interesting offers for you, try to arrange interviews for the early morning, evening or lunch, pick up good reasons to take leave of work. Some companies give test tasks to candidates - coordinate the time for their implementation, taking into account their employment.
Calm
Whatever problems you have at your current job, urgent matters, important projects, etc., you need to forget about them while communicating with a potential employer. Turn your attention to new perspectives, and don’t think about how to quickly return to the office. And after that, do not forget to switch back to the current work.
"Pros and cons"
You can allow more self-confidence during the interview if you already have a job. This will make it possible to find the best offer both in terms of working conditions and in terms of wages. Compare the possible place of work with the current one, write down all the pros and cons - this will help you decide.
Secret
It’s better not to talk about what you’re looking for. Try to keep it a secret: do not talk about it to your colleagues, talk more carefully on the phone in the workplace, do not write about it on social networks or your personal blog. Rumors can disperse very quickly, and management is always negative towards such employees. You do not want to lose your job without having to find a new one?
You should not communicate with potential employers using corporate email. Remember that all correspondence that goes through the corporate address belongs to the company and, moreover, the management can view your letters, upon dismissal you will lose all the contents of your mailbox. Moreover, from the perspective of the potential employer, this does not look professional. Use only personal mail for this. Do not forget that the personal email address must be suitable; you can read about it in the article “7 ways to make a resume unprofessional”.
trade secret
Most likely you will get a job in a company from the same sphere, possibly to direct competitors. You should not immediately reveal the entire inner kitchen, talk about current projects and plans. After all, what will stop you from doing the next time as well? No employer would like this. You may be thanked for such information, but you are unlikely to receive a position. If the interviewer asks about this, then tell only about your role - what you personally did and what you achieved, but no more.
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