Working in Industry IAC Student Meeting Washington DC February 17, 2005 Transitioning from College.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

1 Internship Search & Issues Career Services & Student Employment.

Advertisements

Career Center Job Fair $uccess Norman S. Stahl, Ph.D. Director, UH Hilo Career Services Press Left Mouse Button to Advance Slides.

1. CONNECT high-achieving students and young professionals with structured opportunities to intern and work for great start- up companies and leading.

Resources Available Resume and cover letter building and critiques Online Tutorials Resume, Cover Letter, Interviewing, Job Search Strategies Mock interviews.

UNLOCK YOUR FUTURE Haddam-Killingworth High School Business Education.

Transitioning from College to Work in the Forest Products Industry IAC Student Meeting Washington DC February 20, 2004.

KEY TERMS ethical business practices ◦ Actions, activities and results of the business are legal, honest, and fair (the golden rule). ◦ With your neighbor,

Welcome Sophomores!!! 10 th Grade Level Presentation.

Working in the Agricultural Industry

What We’ll Cover  Job Market for New College Graduates  Who’s in Demand?  Preferred Methods of Hiring.

From College to Career: A Webinar for Parents of Seniors Wednesday, December 10, – 1 PM ET Presenter: Andrea Dine, Executive Director, Hiatt Career.

Business Education Preparing For Your Future. High School Graduates 63% attend college 21% become business majors ***6 of the top 10 college majors are.

Career Connections David McMahon ‘69 Associate Director.

Career Connections David McMahon ‘69 Associate Director.

What is WiSET? (Women in Science, Engineering and Technology) A network for female students and staff in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences.

Preparing for Employment How to search for a job.

University of Washington 2014 AstroDawgs CAREERS IN STEM.

Career Connections David McMahon ‘69 Associate Director.

Chapter 8 Sport Management

Career Connections David McMahon ‘69 Associate Director.

Serving Farmworker Youth

{ FBLA Competitive Events Spring  To prepare students for successful careers in business, these events assess students in the various knowledge,

High School to College Planning for Transition. The Florida IT Career Alliance was established to help recruit, retain and employ Florida’s next generation.

Resources Available Resume and cover letter building and critiques Online Tutorials Resume, Cover Letter, Interviewing, Job Search Strategies Mock interviews.

Career Services Helping students make the transition from backpack to briefcase--from college to.

Social Networking Facebook Linkedin Twitter Julie Thompson Property & Casualty Insurance Agent

TOP 10 REASONS TO JOIN DECA. SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES.

Welcome Pre-Employment Resource Program (PREP). Funded by the State of California: Department of Community Service and Development. Sponsored by Community.

Copyright 2004 Prentice Hall1 Inside Stakeholders  Shareholders – the owners of the organization  Managers – the employees who are responsible for coordinating.

Go4SET. EDT Well established education charity Track record of success Operate across the UK through a regional structure RAE’s Better Engineering Students.

Go4SET. Introduction to EDT and Go4SET Team building exercises Managing your project Presenting your project Accreditations Team meetings Agenda.

NON-PROFIT AND GOVERNMENT Prepared and Presented by: Mr. Coriarty Shaker High School.

Engineering Fundamentals and Problem Solving, 6e Chapter 2 Education for Engineering.

Promotions and Lifelong Learning. Pay Raises and Promotions Tips for getting promoted 1.Help your coworkers 2.Take the initiative 3.Find a mentor (a more.

Resources Available Resume and cover letter building and critiques Online Tutorials Resume, Cover Letter, Interviewing, Job Search Strategies Mock interviews.

Welcome to Boeing 2QQY&list=PLE94688DF5EDECDF6 mg&list=PLE94688DF5EDECDF6&index=4.

UW Faculty Retention Toolkit Joyce W. Yen, ADVANCE Program/Research Manager.

Course Offerings Business—it’s everywhere! What career are you interested in? – Accountant – Financial planner – Sales – Manager – Business.

Am I an entrepreneur? Lessons learnt from the Business Skills 101 course. Stephen Madigan Aquatic Sciences.

Professionalism in Computing An Overview Khurshid Ahmad, Prof. PhD, CEng., MBCS Department of Computing, University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey.

BUSINESS ETHICS Why is Business Ethics important in Business.

(AOF) Site Coordinator, Ms. Maria Waters. Part of the National Academy Foundation Students focus on courses for career opportunities in business, entrepreneurship,

Get a career lead and run with it!. - Five Week Class with sessions of 75 minutes - Week 1: Introductions, Resumes, Interview Prep and STRONG test. -

© 2009 South-Western, Cengage LearningMARKETING 1 Chapter 23 PLANNING YOUR FUTURE IN MARKETING 23-1Benefits of a Marketing Career 23-2Employment Levels.

Engineering Fundamentals and Problem Solving, 6e Chapter 2 Education for Engineering.

Course Offerings Business—it’s everywhere! What career are you interested in? – Accountant – Financial planner – Sales – Manager – Business.

Starting A Proprietorship: Changes that Affect the Accounting Equation.

LinkedIn on Campus: How LinkedIn Can Help Students Retrieved and adapted from:

1 Chapter 3 Researching Careers Career Choices Key Terms Career Clusters Career Interest Areas Research Exploratory Interview Job Shadowing Internship.

Career Development in the Postsecondary World Webcast Participants: Kristine Nowicki Dr. Patricia Stanley, Ed.D Linda Kobylarz Dawn C Sherman.

MARCIE STICKNEY, BEVERLY CARTER, AND AMBER MCCONNELL Promoting Career Development and Transition Services for Persons with Disabilities Since 1976 DCDT.

INVEST IN YOURSELF Mr. Stasa – WE City Schools ©

How to find a job in today’s market For the recent graduate.

© 2012 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. Principles of Business, 8e C H A P T E R 9 SLIDE 1 Career Opportunities Planning Your Career Applying for.

SALES Many Solutions. One Source.. Determining The Right Sales Organization v Tangible or Intangible? v Travel Expectations? v Inside or Outside Positions?

Examples of STEM Careers Medical Professions : Doctor, Physician’s assistant, Dentist, Veterinary, Pharmacist Engineers: Aerospace, Computer, Mechanical,

Job Search Help Career Advising Southern Connecticut State University.

It's All About Your Skills SS.4.FL.1.1 People have many different types of jobs from which to choose. Identify different jobs requiring people to have.

Job Shadowing Field Trip to the Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) – Washington D.C JA Job Shadow ™

BANGALORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY : Introduction

Professionalism & Medical Ethics

USING LINKEDIN TO FIND internships & JOBS

Moving Companies in VA Moving Companies in Washington DC.

HOW TO GET AHEAD IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS

Ocean Springs High School Perspectives on Engineering Careers

Engineering as a Career

Transition Interview Statistics

Internship Bill of Rights

2018 NAMIC-Carolinas Career Lifecycle: Focus Forward

A two year scheme during Y12 and Y13 at the University of Sheffield

Presentation transcript:

Working in Industry IAC Student Meeting Washington DC February 17, 2005 Transitioning from College

Working in Industry Know Be Do Three Verbs NC State University

Working in Industry Know Be Do Sales Accounting Human Resources Engineers Civil Electrical Mechanical Chemical/Paper Science Skills Needed by Industry NC State University

Working in Industry Know Be Do Always be safe Follow the Golden Rule Be legal and ethical Law of the Harvest Balance responsibilities High standards Guiding Principles NC State University

Working in Industry Know Be Do Internships and Co-ops Well-rounded Interview Company Visit Action Items NC State University

Working in Industry Process or Project engineering Production Technical/Engineering Sales Executive Career Paths Anything you want to do!

Working in Industry 1.Be on time 2.Dress and act the part 3.Discover informal power 4.Learn unwritten rules Keys to Success NC State University

Working in Industry 5.Ask for help 6.Be proactive 7.Work hard 8.Shut up 9.Participate in professional activities Keys to Success

Working in Industry 10.Practice lifelong learning 11.Participate in community activities 12.Be loyal/change agent Keys to Success NC State University

Working in Industry 13.Prepare financially 14.Maintain good character 15.Create your network 16.Get promoted Keys to Success NC State University