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This is a professional snapshot that is brief, structured and summarizes your skills, work, experience, education and accomplishments
What is a Resume
Indeed and LinkedIn are examples of these
What are job boards
These personal preferences help guide your career direction
What are interests
“Business casual” is an example of this workplace guideline
What is a dress code
These are the things you enjoy doing and are a key starting point when choosing a major
What are interests
This is a short, personalized document that accompanies your resume and explains why you are the right person for the specific job
What is a Cover Letter
Most jobs are found through this relationship building activity
What is networking
Work‑life balance and helping others are examples of these
What are values
Emails should always include this polite opening
What is a greeting
Groups like STEM, Business, and Arts & Humanities are known as these
What are career clusters
This is designed to simulate a real job interview so one can build confidence, improve answers, and get feedback before meeting an actual employer
What is a Mock Interview
Jobs not publicly posted are part of this "market"
What is a hidden job market
Arriving 5–10 minutes early shows this professional trait
What is punctuality
Connecting abilities like “analytical thinking” to majors like math or economics is an example of this process
What is skill‑to‑major mapping
This is the process of actively looking for employment by finding openings, preparing materials and connecting with employers
What is a Job Seach
Using these in your resume helps match job descriptions
What are keywords
Skills like communication and teamwork are known as these
What are transferable skills
Addressing disagreements calmly and respectfully is known as this
What is conflict resolution
Considering lifestyle, advancement, and personal goals helps determine this type of compatibility
What is long-term career fit
This is the process of exploring your interests, strength values, and goals to choosing an academic or professional path
What is finding a Major or Career
These conversations help you learn about a career without applying for a job
What are informational interviews
The O*NET or the Occupational Outlook Handbook is part of this step
What is occupational research
Employers may review this online trail you leave behind
What is your digital footprint
Your evolving understanding of who you are professionally is called this
What is career identity