A CEO shares 5 steps for turning a temporary gig into a permanent job
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Seasonal jobs can provide an easy way for you to transition into fulltime job for the new year - if you play your cards right.
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In fact, 88% of employers plan to keep on some portion of their seasonal employees this year, according to Peter Harrison, the CEO of Snagajob.com.
And now is the time to talk to your boss about staying on as a full-time employee, he says, because 85% of seasonal jobs are filled by October and they start to empty in the new year, which is just a few days away.
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So how can you increase your chances of being part of the 88% before the clock strikes 2016? Follow these five steps from Harrison:
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