One of those tactics employed by people who look for jobs is networking. Friends, past colleagues, and acquaintances may know of job openings that you may want to take on.
But in a dismal job market as today's, when everybody feels that the end of his/her job is near, why would people in your network inform you of openings or refer you?
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