Get the job Find it – get it – love it.

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Get the job Find it – get it – love it

- Cover. -application. - inside - writing. - Monster - Cover -application - inside - writing - Monster - walk-in - goblin - letter - Fairs - novel - Proofread -newspaper - edit - optional - loved - mandatory - Rainbow - neighbor - hated - boss -storm cloud - employee - Gpa - staples - interest - paperclips - evidence - guess - coaches - teachers

Steps to get a job Find and apply Resume and cover letter Interview and thank you

Find the job

Where can you learn of a job opening? Online Employment agencies Newspaper Networking Job fairs

Job application A written request for employment typically on a specific form provided by the potential employer.

Getting the application Virtually Proofread Follow directions In Person Dress appropriately Visit during slow hours

Contact information Professional email Check Spam Folder Professional voicemail r@inbowkitty33@hotmail.com

Changing job verbiage To do not to do List changes as List changes as Seasonal - fired Better opportunity - hated job Further education - disliked boss

references Who to List who not to list List changes as List changes as Coachers/advisors - friends Teachers - significant other Former employees - relatives Neighbor - classmates Counselor Volunteer companies

Application 3 things to remember Dress appropriately Be prepared to answer questions Follow up within 3 days

resume

resume 1 Page Document - Summary of experience, abilities, and accomplishments

resume Only list items related to position desired Relevance Only list items related to position desired Fluid A resume changes with you Update as skills are learned Neat Professional font with bold used appropriately Typed No staples or folds

State the job type, industry resume Heading Name, Address, Phone number Professional Email Objective State the job type, industry One Phrase Optional

resume Education Work History Graduated 2015 or Expect to Graduate 20xx List honors courses and GPA if GPA is above 3.0 Work History Position Title Name of Organization Location & Dates Use “Action Words” to describe

Honors, Activities & Volunteer Work resume Honors, Activities & Volunteer Work Specific Name & Date Leadership Roles Optional References Available Upon Request 3 references & contact information typed on separate paper

Cover letter

Cover Letter - 3-4 Paragraph Business Letter - Purpose: create interest so you can get an interview

Cover letter Paragraph 1 Why are you writing What job do you want How did you learn about the position

Cover letter

Cover letter Paragraph 2 Evidence of qualifications Knowledge of company Reference to resume

Cover letter

Cover letter Paragraph 3 summarize Offer invitation to interview

Interview

Before the Interview

before Review Requirements Make list of questions Bring documents Dress professionally Find Location Arrive Early Turn off Devices

During Be confident Firm handshake No gum Eye contact Think before responding Speak slow and clear Ask questions

Final Impression Let them know you want the job Be courteous Ask when they will make a decision Stand & Shake hands

Virtual Interview Phone Online Stand Ensure volume is okay Be aware of surroundings Online Don’t sit above webcam Dress professionally Be aware of surroundings