Networking
Types of job interviews
Types of Networking
Personal Network
Interview and Networking basic skills
100

What is networking?

The process of building relationships and making connections with people who have a similar profession or interests in a social setting

100

What is the most traditional type of interview? 

1 on 1 

100

What is face to face?

Talking about dreams, values, goals, or interests with one or more people.

100

What is a personal network?

People you know

100

Name any soft skill that should be used in an interview or networking conversation

Dressing professionally, time management, RESPECT, teamwork, communication, etc....

200

When does networking occur?

At anytime (you never know who you will meet)

200

What is a group interview? 

multiple people being asked to answer the same questions (the interviewer is looking how you perform in a group setting)

200

What is online networking?

Conversation through email, text, or social media.

200

True or false?

Employers may try to learn more about you through social media accounts 

True 

200

What should be done as the other person is talking?

Active listening is listening in order to respond to a particular question

300

What can having a larger network connect you to?

New opportunities (the hidden job market)

300

What is a committee or panel?

Multiple people within the company will be asking questions

300

This professional platform is widely used for networking and job searching, allowing users to connect with colleagues and potential employers.

Linkedin

300

What is first-degree contact? 

close friends and family

300

Name some parts of proper email etiquette

Subject line, proper grammar, avoid abbreviations, AVOID ALL CAPS, address people with respect, have a signature, a formal send-off, etc....

400

A____ is a short, spoken summary that explains who you are, what you are seeking, and what you can offer. 

What is an elevator pitch?

400

What is an informational interview?

an interview with an expert in a particular. field to gain knowledge from them. 

400

What are the types of networking events? 

Workshops, career fairs, information sessions, site visits, etc....

400

What is second-degree contact?

People who you might know

400

What topics should you avoid in the workplace?

1. Personal issue (family)

2. Politics 

3. Badmouthing past employers 

500

What percent of jobs are found on the hidden job market? 

70-80%

500

Describe the difference between a structured and an informal interview. 

Interviewer will stick to a strict list of questions, whereas the interviewer would ask random questions based on the answers of the person being interviewed

500

What are different ways to find jobs?

Internet, local news ads, placement agencies, employment services, asking family friends or professionals, cold calling/email, dropping off resumes at businesses

500

What is third-degree contact?

People you want to know 

500

What should you do after an interview/networking event?

Obtaining a business card/information, writing a follow-up email/call, continuing to network, and looking for jobs.

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