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- Read the classified ads
- Develop a network of friends, relatives, former employers
- Check postings on the Internet
- Check with employment agencies (note fee)
- Set up informational interviews
- Do temporary or part-time work
- Preparing in advance
- Develop "I am..." and "I can..." lists
- Create a strong resume to market yourself
- Prepare a professional reference list
- Applying by Application
- Go prepared with generic application, copies of resume and 2 pens
- Always print all information
- Always leave a copy of your resume with your application
- Record each application on your Job Search Log
- Applying by letter (cover letter)
- Send your letter to the person doing the hiring, not to "Dear Sir"
- Identify the job you are applying for and how you found out about it
- Highlight your 3 or 4 strongest qualifications for that position
- Always make a hard copy for your files
- Include a cover letter with every resume you send
- Record each letter sent on your Job Search Activity Log
- Make a follow-up interview request call at the appropriate time
- Applying by telephone
- Have a resume handy
- Have a pen and paper ready for note taking
- Try to talk to the person who will do the hiring
- Identify the job you are calling about and how you found out about it
- Briefly state your qualifications and request an interview
- Take notes on the interview time and date, interviewer's name, directions, etc.
- Record each call in your Job Search Log
- Bring all necessary materials:
- Several copies of your resume
- Several copies of your reference list
- Generic application
- Written list of questions you want to ask
- Wear appropriate clothing, i.e., what you would ware to do the job
- Arrive about 15 minutes early if not making an application prior to the interview
- Introduce yourself to the receptionist when you arrive
- Greet the interviewer by name ( Miss/Ms./Mrs .
- Try to anticipate the questions you are likely to be asked and plan and practice your answers
- Ask the questions on your list and write down the answers
- At the end of the interview:
- Thank the interviewer by name
- Tell him/her that you want the job
- Ask when a decision will made
- After the interview:
- Critique the interview to identify ways to improve your interviewing technique
- Identify what seemed to be your strongest selling points
- Write a "thank you" letter to the interviewer reiterating these points
- Record the interview on your Job Search Activity Log
- Make a follow-up call if not contacted by the stated decision-making date
- It is important you listen well to what the interviewer is saying so you know what he/she is asking, and so you won't ask them about anything they have already discussed.
- Good eye-contact shows the interviewer that you are confident and that you are telling the truth
- You should always send a thank-you-letter immediately after the interview to show the interviewer how interested you are in the position, and how appreciative you are of their time.
- You should always show confidence to the employer so they realize that you believe you can do the job.
- You should always ask good questions to prove you are interested in the position.
- You should always carry a pen in case you need to fill out an application or other form.
- To prove that you have the experience and skills that you say you do, you should give examples of your previous jobs that show you do possess them.
- During an interview you want to convey all your past experience by relating it to the responsibilities of the job you are applying for.
- Even if you have to say no to one of the interview questions, you should always find a way to end on a positive-note .
- You can make a follow-up-call if the employer hasn't called you a week after your interview.
- You should always greet the interviewer with a firm handshakes to show them that you are professional, and happy to meet them.
- Although your resume may say it, you want to convey what skills you have to prove you can do the job.
- You should arrive early in case you have to fill out an application before the interview.
- You should always smile at the interviewer to show that you are happy to be at the interview.
- You should always bring an extra copy of your resume for the interviewer.
- You should always dress with a professional appearance for an interview.
Just making a statement about your skills and strengths is not enough. You need to re-state what you say so that the employers knows you truly know the terms that you are using. Please match the statement on the left with how it can be restated in the right column. | |
1. I am reliable | A. I learn new programs very fast. |
2. I am a quick learner | B. I am always looking for more to do without my supervisor having to encourage me to. |
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