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Sports and Entertainment Marketing

Employers use the job interview to make hiring decisions. Job interviews provide you with a chance to see if you really want the job. They also allow you to showcase yourself for the hiring committee

Do some homework about the company and the job. Be on time. Wear appropriate clothes. Put your best foot forward. Ask questions about the job. Ask about the next step. Do not expect an answer right away.

In your follow-up letter, restate your objective and describe how your skills and experiences are well suited to the job. This is your last chance to impress Learn from your interview experiences and work on your weaknesses.

 Complete the Interview Questions WS in the Packet  Time for your resume  Use the templates on my website to create a resume and cover letter  Remember you can change the template to fit your needs and desired look  Print both the cover letter and resume at end of class