Resume
Focuses on your skills and experience, rather than on your chronological work history.
Functional resume
The amount of your income that is left for spending, investing or saving after paying taxes and paying for personal necessities, such as food, shelter and clothing.
Discretionary Income
The method of communication without using sign language or verbal language
Resume
Cover letter
Identification
Social security card
What to bring on an interview
Develop milestones to achieve over time
What is goal setting
Lists your work history in reverse chronological order
Chronological Resume
Income
Expense
Balance
Estimated
Actual
Difference
Basic parts of a budget
Using proper tone of voice, appropriate touch, smell and body language
Effective communication
Mini skirt
Saggy Jeans
Large elaborate earrings
Red Shoes
What not to wear on an interview
Something that you can accomplish in the near future
Short term goal
Provides a heading section of your resume that highlights your skills, years of work experience, best achievements, and overall expertise.
Professional Summary
The exchange of thoughts and opinions, information by speech, writing or signs
Communication
This method ensures a person's message is understood
Clarifying
Ummm
Ahhh
Maybe
I guess
What are fillers and things to avoid saying during an interview
Goals you want to accomplish in the future (one year or more in the future)
Long term goals
What are the KEY four sections of a resume?
Personal Information
Professional Summary/Qualifications
Work Experience
Education
Ways to identify where you spend most of your money each period
Reviewing your budget
This mode of communication must be active at all times
Listening
The first thing you do when you meet your interviewer
Warm greeting (Greeting, Firm hand shake and look them in the eye)
How does making small steps help us reach our goal?
making achieving goals easier
providing a feeling of achievements sooner than later
The maximum number of pages of a standard resume
2 pages
The amount of money that is owed
Debt
The practice of thinking or making decisions as a group in a way that discourages creativity or individual responsibility.
Groupthink
Research the company
Develop questions
Perform mock interview
Things you do before your interview
What is a small step we can take today to work towards our goals?
develop goals today
work to achieve one developed goal today
break down short term goals into daily tasks