Career Services/Resume
What is the format for a resume?
Reverse order, no template, 10-12 point font, action verbs with quantitative measures
What is the difference between level 1 and level 2 contacts?
Level 1 - Direct connections (Family, friends, etc.)
Level 2 - Indirect Connections - People in the field you want to work in
What is teamwork and how big are they?
TeamWork Online is a Recruiting System designed specifically for sports jobs and live events
What are the 3 Prongs to Title IX?
Proportionality
History
Interest and Abilities
What's the difference between sport law and legal issues in sport?
Sport Law - Rules set in place by organizations
Legal Issues in Sports - Breaking federal or state laws
What categories/headings should you use for a resume?
General, Education, Experience, Sport Management Experience
What are some realities about working in sales for a sport organization?
Majority of entry jobs/Will likely work here at some point or in the beginning
What are the categories they work with?
Industry verticals, job types, and service offerings
Sports Industry Roles, Live Events Industry, Recruiting & Sourcing Services, Networking & Events, Marketing & Branding, and Integration & Technology
What is the difference between a hostile environment and a "Quid pro quo" harassment situation?
Hostile Environment - Overly Flirtatious, constant, comments
Quid pro quo - Sexual favors in exchange for career advancement (or get fired)
What's difference between criminal and civil law?
Civil - Strictly money related
Criminal - Everything else (ex. jail time/sentencing)
70-80% of interviews are obtained through what?
Relationships and Connections
What is the lemonade stand principle?
People will help you out because you are just a fresh college student trying to find their stride
How many people have they helped find jobs in sports?
200,000+
Who is Lia Thomas and what did "she" lead to?
Trans swimmer who sparked the trans people in sports debate. Led to Trump passing an Executive Order banning trans people in sports.
Define compensatory and punitive damages
Compensatory - To make up for damages or time missed
Punitive - To punish the company for an egregious mistake
What is the difference between business casual and business professional dress?
Casual - Pants, button-down/Polo
Professional - Suit, tie, dress shoes
What are SMART goals?
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Timely
Write out your Teamwork Headline
The University of Tampa - Class of 2030| Baseball | AP Capstone Diploma | 3DE Junior Achievement
What are the 3 elements to a contract?
Offer
Acceptance
Consideration
What are 4 elements of negligence?
Duty
Breach of Duty
Causation
Damages
What were some main takeaways about LinkedIn?
Connect with as many people as possible and list as much experience you have as possible
Explain the findings of the Hawthorne Studies
Employees tend to work harder and are more productive when their boss(es) show that they care and put in effort
What are some other benefits to being a part of a Teamwork U school?
Equips you with the interpersonal and professional skills needed to thrive in a globalized world.
What are the 7 clauses that can be applied to a contract? Give brief descriptions
Escalator - Get paid more after each year
Right of First Refusal - Must ask sponsor if they want to stay before searching for a new one
Incentives/Bonuses - Bonuses (Earned), Incentives/Perks (Guaranteed)
Retention - Stay for long time, get bonus
Restrictions - Can't do certain things, keeps athletes healthy and safe
Morals - Put company in bad light = Lose sponsorship
Buyout - Fired w/cause = No pay, Fired w/o cause = Payout/buyout contract
What are the Assumption of Risk cases? Give brief description of each. (Hint: There's 4)
Knight v. Jewett - Backyard football game, stepped on hand
Weisberg v. Chicago Steel - Players shoot pucks at bottles, hit coach in head
Hackbart v. Cincinnati Bengals - Player injures another via action unrelated to game
Duluc v. Yankees - Bat hit woman, causing injury