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23-09-2005 12:02 pm Job-Hunting Advice It's not easy trying to find the right employer within the right industry. Victoria University provides information that will help you to discover your future career options, as well as helping you get that job (once you've decided on what it is!). Assessment Centres Many employers now combine a variety of candidate assessment tools. Collectively these make up what are known as assessment centres... Article Psychometric and Other Tests There are many different types of test, usually designed by psychologists, which can provide additional information that helps form the employer's overall profile of you... Article Interview Process After your application, the interview is the next step in the process that you will take to obtain a job. The article looks at preparing for the interview, interview types, appropriate attire and the follow-up. more info Winning Application A suggested approach to writing effective job applications and resumes. Article Selection Criteria How to address the selection criteria that you will have to satisfy to be in the running for the position.

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