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Marketing Plan exercise 6. What about place? Are you willing to travel or relocate? Or do you need an employer close to home? How will you travel to the employer? Is telecommuting an option? 7. How will you promote yourself? A carefully constructed cover letter, résumé, business card, and personal Web site can all help communicate your skills to a potential employer. 8. Think carefully about pricing issues, including salary, commission, bonuses, overtime, flexible time, insurance, and other benefits. What is a fair price for you? What is a normal price for a company of that size in that industry to offer? 9. And finally, how will you implement your plan? That is, what is your plan for applying to companies? How will you contact them for potential interviews? How will you prepare your wardrobe and work on your interviewing skills? When job offers come in, how will you evaluate them? If job offers don’t come in, can you find out why and control for these aspects?

6: location, yes I am willing to relocate but at the same time if possible I would like to work from my home town .mode of communication can be telephone and other kntra messenger like Skype and Cisco’s WebEx.
7 v Myself a young vibrant analytics professional who has 6+ yes of experience in supply chain and business consulting profession. I would like to become a part of challenging environment where o can learn a lot and controbutr well according the ethics and values. I am a skilled professional in data analytics, providing high level insights through data etc.
8: If travel is required for the profile then I have to stay away from my family. this will create additional expenses for accommodation and food . Being in hometown I have to meet my expenses in various categories. I would rate myself $100 per day. This comprises of all fixed and variable pay and with my experience of 6+ yes I think it is feasible to get.
9: I will search myself for various vacancies which actually aligned with my requirements. I will use online. Job searching portal like monster, linkdin kind of social media sites , referral with the help of friends, open interview like walk ins and other through interview advts.
When job offers come it will be evaluated on. The basis of job profile ( whether it matches with my skills set and experience or not), company and and reputation, job title, distance from my home town, salary and other benefits .if job opportunity is not coming then need to update my resume and float it in the more appealing way as well. Remove filters like location and search for more results.
 
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