how can i got a better job?

Answer 1

Learn how to spell, perhaps?

Answer 2

I would find out what I love to do and do that. There is nothing better to do & be better at it than what you love. You could go back to school, but that could take a lot of time. It depends on what you want. If you have a lot of ecperience or passion for something, it's best to work with that.

I would see what is my motivation for a better job or if there is something underneath that makes me want to get a better job and getting a better job is merely a symptom. Perhaps you already have a good job and don't see it that way? Perhaps you don't need a "better job" per se, but apply yourself at your current job more to get a promotion & advance.

Or you do need to get a better job. So see what I wrote above. What is your purpose for doing things usually and choose something that is mostly centred around this purpose. If it's making money, put your effort into finding out how you can do this the easiest way possible. If you would like to get recognition, that is another reason for doing things. There is also self-actualization.

Nevertheless, you'd have to expand your queston so that I can provide you with more information.

Answer 3

Building a Reputation:
I suggest staying in your current job until you can build up a good reputation with your employer and coworkers (dependability, ability to get along with others, initiative, drive, innovation, etc.) so that you can use the experience from your current job as well as references from your job to get another position.

Finding a Job:
When searching for new jobs start by looking for job postings for positions in your field of work (search: craigslist.org, careerbuilder.com, monster.com, local newspapers/websites, industry websites) and then…

Applying For a Position:
apply for the new position by sending in (via fax, email or mail) a well polished properly revised cover letter and resume. Visit About.com to learn how to write a standard cover letter and/or resume.

Interview:
If you get an interview, be sure to research the company and your potential duties before you arrive (or talk to the company on the phone) so that you can be prepared to answer questions intelligently. Be sure to dress professionally (in accordance to your industry standards).
Tip: If you land a phone interview, still dress professionally from your location. Studies find that this can help you project a more professional tone when you talk. Snuggleing up on your couch with your favorite jammies may transfer a lazy tone across the phone.

Good Luck!

Answer 4

Depends on your career path and what goal you want to achieve. Once you know this, use that wording for a search engine online and you should be able to find the resources and location to get this "better job".

Personally, I like working for myself. Spent over 25 years in the corporate world and always hated it in the long run.

Answer 5

How shall we answer an improperly asked question? Finish high school... or go back and get your GED and pray for a job that pays above minimum wage!

Answer 6

Go back to school and get higher education. Otherwise just start sending out resumes to companys you want to work for and see what happens.

Answer 7

Start my working on your grammar.

Answer 8

get a good degree

Answer 9

LEARN HOW 2 SPELL!