3 keys to a job-winning profile on Hands-4Hire
Finding work can be tough, but half the battle is putting yourself out there.
Hands-4Hire is built to help people looking for an honest day’s work by helping them find businesses who need some help.
Casual and temporary work is on the rise in Australia, particularly in light of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Casual and temporary work can be a fantastic short-term solution for:
People between full-time jobs
Business owners who need to fill their quiet days with money-earning work
Uni students with irregular schedules
Anyone looking to make some extra cash on the weekend or in their spare time.
Hands-4Hire is built to connect Aussie businesses who need a helping hand with those ready and willing to give one!
But before you start applying for jobs, you need to set yourself up for success.
Get started by following these 5 easy steps!
Download the App – Hands-4Hire is available on both iOS and Android devices
Open the App
Click “Signup”
Create your profile
Start applying!
Here are three key tips for creating a work-winning profile on Hands-4Hire.
Upload A Photo
Get a head-start on the competition and show potential employers who they will be working with!
Uploading a photo is a great way to try and break down the walls between yourself and a potential employer and can help you stand out from other applicants who have not bothered to upload one at all.
It’s the little details that count!
Use Your Real Name
At the very least, you should use your real first name.
Using a made-up name might make you seem less trustworthy to people who are looking for help within their business.
If you’re conscious about your privacy, just use your first name and exchange full details with your potential employer over the course of agreeing on terms.
Include Your Phone Number
Hands-4Hire is designed with simplicity in mind.
We want it to be as easy as possible for you to apply for jobs and for those posting jobs to reach out to applicants.
Providing your phone number means that employers can easily contact you once you’ve applied!
It could be the difference between getting the job and missing out.