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• Do you find yourself worrying about your job search, but not actually doing anything?
• Do you think a lot about what you “should” do?
• Are you comparing yourself to others to see if you’re doing better or worse than they are?
• Are you sometimes depressed when you perceive others as doing better?
• Are you overwhelmed?

If so, you’re not alone. Some recent articles have indicated that many people seeking jobs admit that they’re not putting a full effort into the process. One of the hardest battles you’ll face in your job search will be the battle with yourself. What some people don’t understand is that the job search is a job— it requires the same 40 hour-per-week effort that working does. But it can be hard to get started, not to mention sustain a long search, when your mind starts to interfere with the process.

Read in Full:  http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/career-transitions/201007/conducting-rational-job-search