Getting the Job
This paper tells employers about your job and skills.
Resume
Looking at the interviewer shows this.
Respect
Showing up to work every day and not calling out for no reason.
Reliability (reliable)
Websites where you look for jobs.
Job Sites
Listening without interrupting shows this.
Respect
These are things you are good at, like teamwork or fixing things.
Skills
This means showing up before your interview start time.
Being on time (punctual)
Working well with others and not causing problems.
Teamwork
Asking people you know if they know about jobs is called this.
Networking
Speaking clearly and not using slang at work shows this.
Professionalism
This section shows where your worked before.
Work Experience
This is when you answer using a real example from your past.
Giving an example
Following the rules at work shows this.
Responsibility
This is going into a place and asking if they are hiring.
Applying in person
This is when you repeat back instructions to make sure you got it right.
Clarifying (repeating back)
This means changing your resume for each job you apply to.
Tailoring (customizing) your resume
This method helps you answer questions: Situation, Task, Action, Result.
STAR Method
Staying calm and not arguing when upset shows this.
Self Control
This paper goes with your resume and explains why you want the job.
Cover letter
Sending messages that are polite and clear shows this.
Good Communication
This is when you tell the truth about your experience and do not lie on your resume.
Honesty
This is something smart to do after an interview.
Send thank you message (or follow up)
Owning your mistakes instead of blaming others.
Accountability
Checking back with a job after applying shows this.
Following Up
Not arguing, yelling, or being disrespectful shows this.