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6.2 Online Job Search

Objectives Identify the steps for an effective job search Evaluate career interests and abilities Research job market Discuss the impact of technology on the job search Evaluate job search engine strategies Complete sample online application

Getting Started What are reasons for a job search? How did you (or someone you know) get a job in the past? How has the internet changed the job hunt process?

What does a modern job hunter need?

1. Internet Access

2. Professional Email Address

3. Resume

MS Word/PDF Plain Text

4. Organizational System

5. Time

6. Positive Attitude

Networking A network includes: Family Former teachers and classmates Friends Current and former co-workers Recreational groups Church and social organizations

Who is in your network?

Grow Your Network Make others aware of your career goals Professional organizations Attend Conferences and Job Fairs Contact companies directly Volunteer/Intern Freelance work

Social media (Facebook/LinkedIn/Twitter) Personal Blog/website Email Grow Your Network Social media (Facebook/LinkedIn/Twitter) Personal Blog/website Email

The Five Steps

1. Self Assessment Self Assessment

2. Research Q. What is the state of the industry? Q. What kinds of positions are available? Q. What are the working conditions/culture like? Q. What are the educational requirements? Q. What is the average salary?

Skills Sacrifices Network Physical stuff 3. Career Objective Skills Sacrifices Network Physical stuff

4. Find Job Openings NETWORK! (70% of jobs)

Online Job Boards:

Click here to see the search results Type in a job, company, or career field here Type in the city, state, or zip code here

Online Job Boards: more than browsing for jobs. Email job alerts Post resume Career research resources

Online Job Boards: more than browsing for jobs. Email job alerts Post resume Career research resources

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5. Follow-up Talk to someone at the company to make a connection (networking) Show interest in position Record in Job Search Journal