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Step 3 ALTITUDE Member Church Logo Goes Here
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Workbook Page 7 Member Church Logo Goes Here Target Opportunities
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Workbook Page 34 Member Church Logo Goes Here Occupations Industries Income Locations Platforms + Culture Opportunities
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The Work You Do – 41 Job Clusters Management, business and financial operations Computer, math, architecture, engineering Life, physical, social sciences Community, social, legal services Education, training, library Art, design, entertainment, sports, media Healthcare, protective services Food preparation, personal care services Sales, office, administrative support Farming, fishing, forestry Construction, mining, drilling Installation, maintenance, repair, production Transportation, material moving, military Workbook Page 35 Member Church Logo Goes Here Occupations
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Go to www.online.onetcenter.org/find Search Database of 41 Job Clusters and 965 Occupations Discover Key Factors for Each Occupation Abilities Skills Knowledge Interests Values Work activities Salaries/wages Trends and outlook And more Workbook Page 35 Member Church Logo Goes Here Occupations
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Career Guide to Industries at www.bls.gov/oco/cg Occupations in each industry Training and advancement Earnings and expected job prospects Working conditions Browse 47 Major Industry Groups Natural resources, construction, utilities Manufacturing, trade, transportation Information, financial activities Professional and business consulting Education, healthcare and social services Leisure and hospitality Government, advocacy, grant making, civic Workbook Page 35 Member Church Logo Goes Here Industries
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Where You Want To Live & Work Urban, suburban, rural, geography, climate, lifestyles, more Employment opportunities, cost of living, housing, schools, more Search U.S. at www.bestplaces.net & www.homefair.com Most popular places, best places for you quiz Search by state, city/town, ZIP Go Global Search and compare 266 country profiles Go to www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook Research Salaries/Wages & Benefits www.Salary.com Salary Wizard by keywords, job categories and locations Benefits and cost-of-living calculators Workbook Page 35 Member Church Logo Goes Here Locations Income
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Workbook Page 36 Member Church Logo Goes Here Platforms Employee Platform Work controlled by employer Income tax withheld, W-2 form Independent Contractor Platform Go to www.guru.com/pro/search.cfm Self-employed, employers are customers, not incorporated, 1099 form Business Owner Platform Incorporated, may employ others, keep separate budgets/books Visit www.SBA.gov and www.Franchise.org Volunteer/Intern Platform Not paid, like/value work or organization, get new experience Work for local church, ministries. Search www.volunteermatch.org Compare Your Values to Potential Employer or Customer Culture
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Workbook Page 37 Member Church Logo Goes Here Target Opportunity Summary OCCUPATIONSINDUSTRIES INCOME – LOCATIONS – PLATFORMS – CULTURE
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Workbook Page 38 Member Church Logo Goes Here Compare Your Strengths - Their Needs What You Do Best = What a Target Employer/Customer Needs Most Your Strengths & Value What problems can you solve? What needs can you meet? 2 to 3 keyword strengths related to your target(s) needs Your value to them (improve quality, costs, time, sales, profit)
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Workbook Page 39 Member Church Logo Goes Here Target Your Resumes Resumes that Feature Results Get Results Be clear about your target opportunity and their needs Feature STAR stories most relevant to results they want Highlight your strengths and value that match what they need most Use keywords true of you that they use in their job description Customize each resume for each opportunity Resume Message What you can do for them Only 7 seconds to attract attention Keywords connect what they need most that you do best Resume Styles Make it easy to see and read fast Use best formats for situation, message and audience
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Workbook Pages 39-43 Member Church Logo Goes Here Resume Message Your Strengths & Value Part (1) Employer or customer needs that you are seeking to meet Part (2) Selected strengths (experience, abilities, etc.) that meet their needs Part (3) The value that employers/customers will receive from the work you do Tell STAR Stories Describe situation faced and results you got Example – Increased sales by 25% in face of increased competition Basic Components – Master Resume Exercise Name/contact info Strengths and value statement Experience and accomplishments Education – Degrees, majors, certifications Extras – Technical skills, community awards, etc.
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Workbook Pages 44-46 Member Church Logo Goes Here Resume Styles Two Basic Formats Chronological when continuing in the same career path Functional when changing, entering or re-entering career Go to www.crossroadscareer.org/resumes Link to leading online resume builder – Pongo Practice creating resumes for free Use free template and samples Get live help from Certified Professional Resume Writers Monthly subscription available for full service Style Tips Keep resume to maximum of 2 pages. Use minimum of 11 point type Write resumes for people who do not read. They look first – then maybe read Put white space between sections and in margins. Make it visually appealing
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Take a Leap of Faith – Step 3 to 4 Workbook Page 48 Prepare to Find Your Future Target - Occupations, industries, locations, income, platforms, culture Prioritize opportunity targets factors – What is most important to you List strengths you offer to target opportunities Target your resumes, and feature results with STAR stories Link to free resume builder thru www.crossroadscareer.org/resumes Search for Jobs, Careers, Calling in Step 4 Seek to serve, and you shall find Learn effective networking Maximize online searching
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