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Get A Job!
The document provides practical tactics for entry-level job seekers, emphasizing the importance of internships, networking, and self-awareness. It offers guidance for job searching, preparing for interviews, and making a positive first impression on the job. Key recommendations include creating a digital presence, practicing interview responses, and being proactive in the workplace.
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Get A Job!
- 1. Get A Job! Tactics ForEntry Levels
- 3. -I don’t havea goal Goals -I don’t know what I want to do
- 4. • Apply forinternships in different fields! • Work during the summers, and work for part- time experience during school • Connect with employers, ask for their opinions • Know your values, interests, personality traits & skills
- 5. • Apply forinternships in different fields! • Work during the summers, and work for part- time experience during school • Connect with employers, ask for their opinions • Know your values, interests, personality traits & skills
- 6. • What wouldyou like to do in the future? • How do you get more experience about this field? • What do you want to be when you grow up?
- 7. If you changeyour mind, change your goal!
- 8. -There are toomany job related websites! I’m lost! -I don’t have time to job search Job Search -There is an economical crisis “no jobs out there”
- 9. • Use yourcareer center • Create your digital ID (blog, Twitter, Linkedin) • Prepare a good resume & cover letter • Everyday, spend min 30 minutes to apply at least 5 new jobs • Crisis, yes, of course you can give up, or move forward & do your best!
- 10. - I havean appointment for interview! Now what?! Interview - “Tell me a little bit about yourself” questions, answers!
- 11. • Prepare, learnmore about company - Key contacts - Products/services - Year of incorporation - Number of employees - Location - Type of customers - Possible future ventures - The name of the interviewer
- 12. • Practice possiblequestions & answers - Use examples - Use special comparisons - Support your examples & comparisons - Practice to be positive & confident
- 13. • Don’t be late to the interview! • Dress professionally • Introduce yourself to the receptionist • Offer a firm handshake to the interviewer • Wait until offered a seat • Use eye contact • Remember & use their name • Know when to listen & speak • Ask probing questions: “How does this related with current position?”
- 14. - I’ve gotthe job, now what? First Day In The Job - Where am I gonna sit at lunch?
- 15. • Don’t bethere on time! Be there 15 minutes early • Wear something professional & comfortable • The colleagues aren’t aliens, talk with them • First impression! Relax, don’t panic & be confident. • Know about your role of responsibilities • Take notes!