Communication
When should you check your email?
A. Whenever you get an email
B. Every 2 weeks
C. Top of the morning & Before Bed
C. Top of the morning & Before Bed
Length of Resume
One (1) Page
You should aim to arrive...
Early!
(10-15 minutes before your scheduled time)
A fake interview with a family, friend, or mentor
Mock Interview
Verbal, Non-Verbal, and Written
Communication
Addressing the recipient with:
Dear, Good morning, Hello, etc.
(first line of email)
Greeting
Work Experience
You should dress...
Business Casual
Common question used to start off interview
"Tell me about yourself."
Working effectively with others
CC stands for
(used to send copy to someone else who needs to be kept in the loop)
Carbon Copy
Includes Full Name, Email, Phone Number, City/State
Header
Comes across through standing or sitting up straight, eye contact, crossing arms, fidgeting, etc.
Body Language
Done after an interview, usually sent to interviewer or person you've been in communication with
Follow up
Analyzing situations logically; problem-solving independently
Critical Thinking
Clear and concise messaging of contents of email
Subject Line
Section that highlights what "you're bringing to the table"
Skills
Lists role, responsibilities, expectations, qualifications, etc.
Job Description
Question for areas you excel in and could use improvement in
"What are your strengths and weaknesses?"
Being flexible in changing environments
Adaptability
Function to ensure people who email is "TO" and "CC'ed" are included
Reply All
Also one page, introduces you and explains why you're good at it
Cover Letter
Place to find more information on potential interviewer or employer
LinkedIn, Company Website, Social Media Platforms
Used to help answer behavioral questions
(HINT: it's an acronym)
STAR
(Situation, Task, Action, Result)
(Google Suite, Canva, Microsoft Office)
Technical Proficiency