3. Purpose
Gain valuable contacts
Learn from industry professionals and
guest speakers
Share effective job search techniques
with members
Receive and distribute job leads
4. Purpose continued
Improve communication and
presentation skills
Explore career options and
opportunities
Build long-term relationships
5. Social Media – LinkedIn
Invitations sent
Meet with
different cultures,
ages, interests
and learning
styles
6. 5 Critical LinkedIn Optimizations That
Take 5 Minutes or Less
1. Upload your photo
7. 5 Critical LinkedIn Optimizations That
Take 5 Minutes or Less
2. Customize your Professional Headline
8. 5 Critical LinkedIn Optimizations That
Take 5 Minutes or Less
3. Enrich your Summary with relevant
keywords
10. 5 Critical LinkedIn Optimizations That
Take 5 Minutes or Less
5. Create your LinkedIn “Vanity URL”
11. Workshop for the Week
Exploring Your Job Options
Identify your goals, interests, skills,
preferences, salary requirements and
work priorities
12. O*Net Interest Profiler
The O*NET Interest Profiler can help
you find out what your interests are and
how they relate to the world of work. You
can find out what you like to do.
The O*NET Interest Profiler helps you
decide what kinds of careers you might
want to explore.
13. O*Net Interest Profiler
http://www.mynextmove.org/explore/ip
1 Build kitchen cabinets
2 Help people with personal or emotional
problems
3 Develop a new medicine
4 Buy and sell stocks and bonds
5 Write books or plays
6 Play a musical instrument
7 Teach an individual an exercise routine
14. O*Net Interest Profiler
Here are your Interest Profiler results!
The more a career meets your interests, the
more likely it will be satisfying and rewarding to
you.
Realistic 14
Investigative 17
Artistic 30
Social 25
Enterprising 23
Conventional 24
15. O*Net Interest Profiler
Realistic
People with Realistic interests like work that includes
practical, hands-on problems and answers. Often people
with Realistic interests do not like careers that involve
paperwork or working closely with others.
They like:
•Working with plants and animals
•Real-world materials like wood, tools, and machinery
•Outside work
16. O*Net Interest Profiler
Investigative
People with Investigative interests like work that has to do
with ideas and thinking rather than physical activity or
leading people.
They like:
• Searching for facts
• Figuring out problems
17. O*Net Interest Profiler
Artistic
People with Artistic interests like work that deals with the
artistic side of things, such as acting, music, art, and design.
They like:
•Creativity in their work
•Work that can be done without following a set of rules
18. O*Net Interest Profiler
Social
People with Social interests like working with others to help
them learn and grow. They like working with people more
than working with objects, machines, or information.
They like:
•Teaching
•Giving advice
•Helping and being of service to people
19. O*Net Interest Profiler
Enterprising
People with Enterprising interests like work that has to do
with starting up and carrying out business projects. These
people like taking action rather than thinking about things.
They like:
•Persuading and leading people
•Making decisions
•Taking risks for profits
20. O*Net Interest Profiler
Conventional
People with Conventional interests like work that follows
set procedures and routines. They prefer working with
information and paying attention to details rather than
working with ideas.
They like:
•Working with clear rules
•Following a strong leader
21. O*Net Interest Profiler
• To focus your search, think about the following
question:
• How much education, training, and experience do I
need to do the job?
• Each O*NET career is in one of five Job Zones,
which group careers that need the same level of
experience, education, and training.
• Different careers need different amounts of
preparation. You will be asked to pick a Job Zone.
Using your Job Zone and your interests, the Interest
Profiler will help you identify and explore careers that
might be right for you.
22. O*Net Interest Profiler
Job Zone One: Little or No
Preparation Needed
Experience Education
Little or no previous work-related Some of these occupations may
skill, knowledge, or experience is require a high school diploma or
needed for these occupations. GED certificate.
Training Examples
Employees in these occupations These occupations involve
need anywhere from a few days following instructions and helping
to a few months of training. others.
23. O*Net Interest Profiler
Job Zone Three: Medium
Preparation Needed
Experience Education
Previous work-related skill, Most occupations in this zone
knowledge, or experience is require training in vocational
required for these schools, related on-the-job
occupations. experience, or an associate's
Training degree.
Employees in these Examples
occupations usually need one These occupations usually
or two years of training involve using communication
involving both on-the-job and organizational skills to
experience and informal coordinate, supervise,
training with experienced manage, or train others to
24. Artistic careers that fit yo
Anthropologists
*
Architects
*
Architecture Teachers,
Postsecondary *
Art, Drama, & Music
Teachers, *
Postsecondary
Astronomers
*
Biochemists &
25. Microsoft IT Academy e-Learning
Self – Paced learning of
Microsoft Applications
Access, Excel, Outlook,
PowerPoint, Word and more!
26. Volunteers
Interest in
facilitating next
meeting
Design a
newsletter
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a website
27. Questions or Comments?
Questions or
comments
Feedback
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