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Getting the job

Find and apply


Resume and cover letter


Interview and thank you

Where can you learn of a job opening?

Online


Newspaper


Employment agencies


Networking


Job Fairs

What is a job application?

A written request for employment, usually on a specific form provided by the potential employer

2 ways to get an application

Virtually (online): proofread your writing follow directions on prompts


In person: dress appropriately visit during slow hours

3 tips to complete a job application

Use a professional email


Ensure your email is appropriate


Check voicemail often

What is a resume?

1 page documentary, summary of experience, abilities, accomplishments

Resume basics

Only list items related to position requires


A resume changes with you, update as skills are learned


Professional font with bold used appropriately typed no staples of folds

Heading

Name


Address


Phone number


Professional email

Objective

State the job type


Industry


One phrase


(Optional)

Education

Expect to graduate 2020


List honors courses


GPA (if GPA is above 3.0)

Work history

Position title


Name of organization


Location and dates


Use "action" words to describe

Honors activities

Specific name and date


Leadership roles


Volunteer work


(Optional)

References

Available upon request


3 references and contact


Information typed on separate paper

What is a cover letter?

3-4 paragraph business letter


Purpose: create interest so you can get an interview

First Paragraph

Introduction:


Why are you writing?


What job do you want?


How did you learn of the position?

Second paragraph

The sales pitch:


Evidence of qualifications


Why job is desired


Highlighted achievements


Knowledge of company


Reference to resume

Third Paragraph

Close the deal:


Summarize


Offer invitation of interview

Before the interview:

Review interview FAQ's


Review requirements


Make a list of questions to ask


Bring resume, references


Dress professionally

During the interview

Be confident


No gum


Be courteous


Firm handshake


Make eye contact

Be thankful

Restate strengths


Let them know you want the job


Be courteous


Ask when they will make a decision


Stand and shake hands

How to be successful Ina phone interview

Stand


Ensure volume is ok