Ch 13 pg 227-228 “Applying for a Job”. Applying for a Job 0 Applying means that you present yourself as a job candidate- possible employee- for the position.

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Ch 13 pg “Applying for a Job”

Applying for a Job 0 Applying means that you present yourself as a job candidate- possible employee- for the position 0 A successful job application leads to an invitation for a job interview. 0 Applying usually starts with sending in your resume and cover letter 0 Sometimes you can improve your chances of landing an interview by applying in person!

Applying in Person 0 At a small company: 0 Speak directly with the owner or manager 0 Example: applying for a position in a local restaurant 0 At a large company: 0 Go to the Human Resources (HR) department 0 Employees in the HR department often meet job applicants first to decided whether they meet the qualifications for the position

Tips for applying 0 Use a professional address. 0 Don’t use: suzieq, lonewolf, daredevil, wildgrrl182 0 Even when you are asked to fill out a standard job application form, submit a resume as well. 0 Be polite and professional to everyone you meet 0 Customize your resume for a specific job 0 You can customize the objective, or rearrange your experience & skills to highlight the information you think is most appropriate for the position.

Filling out a Job Application 0 Job Application: standard form you will fill out when you apply for a job 0 Where can you complete an application? 0 Fill out in person when you visit the potential employer 0 Fill out online 0 Or complete paper application at home 0 Applications require a lot of the same information needed on a resume 0 If it ask for your SSN, withhold this information until you receive a job offer

What to remember when filling out a job application 0 Read the form before you start filling it out 0 Follow all instructions 0 Be truthful and accurate 0 Write neatly 0 Enter N/A for not applicable if there is a question that does not apply to you 0 Check your grammar and spelling 0 If you make a mistake, ask for an new form and start again

Use a Personal Information Card 0 Personal Information Card: is an index card-or other piece of paper- on which you write or print information you might need to fill out a job application properly!

To create a personal information card, simple write the information you will need, including: 0 The names, addresses, and contact information of your current and previous employers, including dates & the amount you were paid 0 The names & addresses of schools where you earned a diploma or degree, including dates 0 The names, address, and contact information your references

Summary: 0 In 2-3 sentences answer the following question: 0 Employers often get many applicants for one job. In 2- 3 sentences describe how you are going to ensure you stand out and save your application from going directly into the trash.

Application Evaluation! 0 Attention to detail 0 Neat, correct information, thorough 0 Work habits 0 Why did they leave previous jobs, have they worked or volunteered? 0 Planning for work 0 Do they have skills, training, or education related tot the field? 0 Education 0 What level of education do they have? Is it reasonable for the job? 0 Professionalism 0 Neat, appropriate, mature 0 Qualifications 0 What skills do they have related to job?