Tip #12 is to not talk negatively about your last boss. Never, ever talk about how you've been let go wrongly. Don't talk about how someone mistreated you. Do not be critical or negative about the last company you worked for.

Tip #11 is to understand that the most important thing to any company is revenue.

Tip #10 is to sell yourself in the interview and present yourself as a valuable extraordinary product that no matter what they offer you in money you're worth 100 times that!

Tip #9 is to talk about what you're gonna do for the new company that you're interviewing for. Don't talk negatively about the past. Put all of your attention on positive things that you're going to do for your new boss and literally paint them a picture about how effective and how great you are.

Tip #8 is to not rely on social media to get a job. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+... they can't get you a job! So when somebody posts on Facebook that they're looking for someone don't reply back in the comments 'tell me more about the job.'

Tip #7 is to not rely on human resources to get a job.

Tip #6 is to avoid depending on headhunters and Moster.com and Craigslist to get a job.

Tip #5 is to not rely on a resume to get a job. They're just words on a piece of paper. People don't hire resumes. Nobody hires paper. They hire people. What happens to you when you go in with a resume is that they look at your resume. What are they not looking at? They're not looking at YOU!

Tip #4 is something you need to avoid doing, not what you need to do. You need to disregard all the negative talk, and all the negative people that tell you that no one is hiring. There's MILLIONS of businesses in America and they're all looking for one thing: great people. So if you're gonna be exceptional, extraordinary, and unique then you don't have a problem. If you're gonna be a nay-sayer that says that no one is hiring then you don't have a shot!

Tip #3 is to take whatever job you can get, even if it's below you!