1. JOB READINESS
HOW TO
GET HIRED!!!

2. 03
Key points to keep
in check
Resume
Interview
Post-Interview
phase
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

3. 1. Selection of Domain and knowing your current Skills and Abilities:
Selecting domain leased on your skills capabilities and area of
interest is vital as if help you understand your strength and
weakness by comparing if with the job description
Some Key points to keep in check:

4. Developing strong network is a key strategy
for getting an insight of the job as well as the
company
2. Enhance your Network:

5. Research helps you understand the
company and job role much better
and provides you with the
opportunity of getting hired
3. Research:

6. Having prior experience
act as an advantage
which most of the
recruitor of present look
for.
4. Prior Experience

7. Employers may inspect
social media profiles to
determine a candidate's
qualifications or fit for the
company.
5. Social Media

8. TAILORING RESUME

9. What is resume ?
A resume or résumé (both spelling variants correct) is
a document you create to outline your work history,
educational background, skills, and accomplishments.

10. Structure Of Resume
• PERSONAL INFORMATION
• POWERFULL OPENING STATEMENT
• WORK EXPERIENCE • ACHIEVEMENT AND AWARDS
• SKILLS AND EXPERTISE
• EDUCATION BACKGROUND

12. INTERVIEW
Remember- First Impression is the Best Impression. The first
face-to-face impression of you is when you arrive and greet
your interviewer.
1. First Impressions Count

13. Make a list of common interview questions for the
given position and frame thoughtful answers. For
example :
 Tell me about yourself.
 Why are looking for a job change?
 Why do you want this job?
2. Prepare a list of expected interview questions

14. Be mindful of your body language while
interacting with the receptionist or HR
executive. Pay attention to how you smile
and greet them.
3. Be mindfull of body language

15. 4. Understand behavioural interviewing
An interviewing style that aims to establishing your core
competencies relevant to the role, such as teamwork, creativity
and innovation, decision making ability, business awareness or
conflict resolution.

16. In preparation for an interview, candidates
should consider how best to answer this
question so that the information is useful to
employers while not damaging your chances of
being hired.
5.KNOW YOUR GREATEST STRENGTHS AND WEAKNNESSES

17. POST INTERVIEW
 Asking questions at the end of an interview shows your enthusiasm,
job interest and whether you paid attention. Prepare ahead of
time and tailor your questions to the job.
 If your interview went well and if it feels right, then write a thank
you email. Patience is the key in this phase, and one must evaluate,
finding rooms for improvement from his/her interview.
 Dealing with rejection – accept rejection with dignity. Interviews
are never A waste of time and if possible, write A thank you email
and then ask for feedback.

18. THANK YOU