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Job lead is information about job openings, either in the form of ads, postings, and
information from your network, or even rumors or news items.
The majority of jobs acquired by job seekers are found via contacts and personal
networking.
When searching for job leads, reach out to your network in an organized and
appropriate manner.
Be professional
Make a contact with a phone call, e-mail, letter or by meeting in person
Keep good records on who you have contacted and in the information each
contact provided.
Its very uncommon to submit applications for many positions. Its important not to miss
any application deadlines and follow ups, and this can only be solved by organizing.
1. Company Name
2. Contact
Your point of contact at the company; probably who you addressed your cover
letter to
3. E-mail
4. Date Applied
What you submitted: a cover letter, resume, and any additional materials, like
a portfolio or reference list.
6. Interview
7. Follow-Up
Indicates here any response you made for example a Thank You e-mail.
8. Status
If you were rejected, offered the job, asked in for a second interview, etc.
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3. SOCIAL NETWORK
Many fields have professional organizations you can join in order to access
job postings and employment information specific to that field or industry.
Companies may pay these professional organizations to post jobs on their site or list.
These types of gatherings are great places to network, find job leads, and
learn more about the current state of the field youre interested in.
As the old saying goes Perception is reality. Think about the image you want to project
during your interview and then choose an outfit that will create a positive perception and
is appropriate.
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FEMALES
Take time to research about the company and the position you are
interviewing for in advance. The more you know, the better equipped youll
be to respond to interview questions.
The more practice you have at interviewing, the more comfortable youll
be during job interview.
Practice with a friend or a family member the common interview questions
to get an idea how to respond.
Know heartily your work history. But just to be sure, bring an extra copy of
your resume to refer to if youre nervous and need a reminder.
Give yourself plenty of time to get to interview, take a deep breath before
you go into interview, and do your best while staying calm.
The words you use during job interviews will convey an impression of you
to the hiring manager. Using power words in your responses, will help
make that impression a good one.
7. Give Examples
Dont be shy about what you have accomplished in your career. Share
examples of your accomplishments that are related to the job you are
interviewing for to reinforce the fact that youre capable and qualified.
Its fine to ask clarification if youre not sure what is being asked.
10. Be Direct
When youre asked about why you left or leaving your job try to keep it
positive. Be direct and focus your interview answer on the future.
Notify your immediate supervisor as soon as you make the decision to resign. Its
best to do so in person. Telephone notice will suffice only if a face-to face
meeting is not possible.
If neither is possible, notify the next highest in command or skip to the written
notification phase below. This is the courteous and respectful way to get the
process started.
Don t embarrass your supervisor (or yourself) by allowing him or her to hear
about your resignation from someone else.
2. Put it in writing
Resist the temptation to walk out without notice or without sufficient notice.. Not
only does it serve as a hurdle to overcome in future prospective employment
situations, but it leaves a bad final impression of you
. It also is advisable to resist telling off your boss or making other disparaging
comments. Bury any animosity you may have, no matter how justified. Wipe the
slate clean, and get a fresh start in your new job. Youll feel better about yourself
in the long run.
Follow proper resignation etiquette and leave on good terms. That way, you can
move forward with a clean conscience and clean employment record.
Learning to resign with style will facilitate a smooth transition and a bright future.