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Negotiation Tips Career Indicators Hot Issues Options ... interviewing Advertisement Related Link More networking advice 'Information Interviews' Get A Bad Rap from Job Seekers By A rlene S H irsch For many job seekers, information interviewing seems too much like groveling. "Who am I kidding?" says one unemployed chief financial officer. "Everyone knows that I'm looking for a job. It's bogus to pretend that all I really want is information." Informational interviewing gets short shrift from candidates for this very reason they feel that calling contacts and asking for appointments to gain information is a sham because what they actually want is a job. What job hunters fail to realize is that this type of networking is not exclusively the domain of the unemployed. Exploratory interviews are a critical part of networking, while in transition and while working. In other words, everyone does it and knowing your ultimate goal is a job doesn't offend employers. Pamela Peterson, an employed executive in Chicago, conducts information interviews whether she's working or jobless to ensure that she keeps building her network of contacts and her career focus on track. Then, when she does decide to look for work, she has a network in place to help her uncover leads and refer her to potential employers. "Never, never, never ask for a job," says Ms. Peterson, currently director of business development for IPSA International, a risk-management consulting firm. "This is the cardinal rule of information interviewing; you are there only to gather new knowledge and validate

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Select a Letter) Straight to the Point Move to another Firm Waiver of Notice Period Going back to College Confirm Extended Notice Request Shorted Notice No Written Contract Leaving to have a Baby Leaving Due to Sickness Previous newsletters Job Hunting To Home Page 23 September, 2005 Job Hunting Articles Beware: job posting identity scam Bob Sullivan at MSNBC, November 2002 An identity theft scam that operates through Monster.com's online job posting system has been brought to light by one unfortunate, anonymous victim. The lesson is that you should never give out your social security number or other sensitive personal details, even if the request seems reasonable and valid. Before you go to that interview... Carolyn Boyes, April 2002 Carolyn Boyes supplies some sound advice on how to think about interviews and, once you've prepared, how to deliver and win the job you want... The Good Networking Guide Carolyn Boyes, April 2002 The word 'networking' is enough to send a shudder up and down the spine of even the most hardened job-hunter. But it need not be just a means to kiss ass: you can use your existing network to find the job you really want. "There is a Great Future In..." Tim Snaith, January 2002 In 1967, Ben, the hero of

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SiteMap LIONmail Login About SAGU Admissions ... Post Jobs Do's and Dont's in Interviews contact our office Virtual Interview Take a virtual interview on the web. (provided by Monster.com) Dress for Success (PDF) How to provide a positive first impression. Top Skills All Employers Seek (PDF) Find which of these you possess. Before the Interview Write down the complete address of the location where the interview will be held. Know the name(s) of the person(s) with whom you are interviewing. Be punctual. Better yet, arrive 10-15 minutes early. Research the job and the company. Be prepared with questions to ask the interviewer(s). Dress appropriately. Come into the Career Center and practice your interviewing skills. During the Interview Enter the interview confidently, walking straight and tall. Smile. Extend your hand for a firm handshake. Use good eye contact. Speak clearly; do not use slang or inappropriate language.

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job hunting by the industrial microbiologist Introduction Types of Jobs Available in Your Field Finding Job Openings Job Search Strategy ... Bibliography and Other URLs Published by the: SIM Education Committee: Dr. Elizabeth Elder, Co-chair, Dr. Theodore Crusberg, Co-chair, Dr. Charles K. Marschke, Co-chair, Dr. Leonard Amaral, Dr. Christine Case, Dr. William M. Griffin, Dr. Alice L. Laborde, Dr. Pamela J. Weathers. Introduction 1. Decisions-Decisions You're a microbiologist or a biochemical engineer. You may be about to graduate with your bachelor's degree. You may have had a job but lost it. You may have an advanced degree. You may have a job but for some reason you're not doing what you want to do or going where you want to go. The SIM Education Committee hopes that you will find this pamphlet helpful in deciding if you want a job and useful in pursuing the next stage of your career. For the most part we are targeting the new BS graduate who is making his or her first career decision. For those with professional experience, the process of job hunting is not new but we hope you will also be able to benefit. What does the information contained in this pamphlet have to offer over and above the usual resources of your college placement office? This pamphlet is only one of several resources available to someone seeking a job. If you rely on any one resource for such an important decision, it may mean you need more experience before you make a commitment of this magnitude. There are references listed throughout this pamphlet to other sources of data on job hunting. Follow up on at least some of them.

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Search for: Career Development Services Home Events Options Skills ... Study Interviews Congratulations! You've got an interview. This means you're in the top 15% of all applicants. Make the most of this achievement by preparing thoroughly for the interview. Careful preparation will give you confidence, control, and the ability to deal effectively with any question you may be asked. That's the theory! So start putting it into practice now. The employer's viewpoint Although there is overwhelming evidence to show that interviews are a very inaccurate predictor of successful performance in a job, nonetheless getting a job invariably involves an interview at some stage. So firstly, it may help to look at the interview through the employer's eyes. The first interview is designed to allow the recruiter to test out whether you measure up adequately to the demands of the job and to assess you against other applicants. The selector will look more closely at evidence which you have supplied in your written application and explore your background in greater depth. Broadly, the interview is likely to focus on:

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29. Job Hunting Tips job hunting Tips I thoroughly prepare before job interviews, so I know as much as possible about the company and position I am applying to. http://www.ouc.bc.ca/coop/resources/jobhunt.htm

30. ProTeacher! Job Hunting. Information And Resources For Finding Your First Teachi Interview Questions I am just fresh from interviews (2 this past week! as other help suggestions about preparing for a teaching job interview source http://www.proteacher.com/010008.shtml

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31. Warwick University - Careers Service - Undergraduates job interviews for tips on how to successfully prepare for your interview. information about aspects of job hunting applications and techniques. http://www.warwick.ac.uk/careers/students/nb5

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Job Listings Volunteer and Intern Listing Job-hunting Advice Job Links Submit a Job for Artists or Writers Job-hunting Advice for Designers, Artists, Illustrators Careers and Salaries Job Status Informational Interviews Resumes ... Business Advice The following suggestions have been gathered from a number of recruiters and career specialists, including Susan Lee, Rita Sue Siegel, The U. of Wisconsin Art Department, the California EDD, and excerpted from my Careers and Salaries Digital Design and Multimedia The EDD defines Desktop Publishing, Prepress, Graphic Design, Web Design, Animation and Computer-aided Illustration as Multimedia jobs. (I generally prefer the term 'Digital Design' ). Digital design / Multimedia has been around for a number of years, but it is only within the past few years that it has been recognized as a rapidly emerging new industry. This emerging industry is creating many new career and job opportunities for people with knowledge and skills in these areas. An important and interesting difference between careers in multimedia and many other career areas is the large proportion of freelance workers in the industry. Many people with careers in multimedia are not steadily employed by a single company or employer, but rather move from project to project working on a contractual basis. Each new project may bring together a different collaboration of professionals into what might be considered a "virtual company" with a life limited to the duration of the project. These professionals create a virtual workforce who are often paid by the hour and expect their current employment to terminate with the end of the project. Therefore, these freelance workers must have a number of entrepreneurial skills in addition to their technical skills. They must also be able to work effectively as a member of a team whose membership changes with each project.

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Job Hunting on the Internet University of Wisconsin - Madison Steenbock Library Barbara Lazewski: blazewski@library.wisc.edu April 28, 2005 URL: http://steenbock.library.wisc.edu/instruct/jobhdout.htm Resources Resumes and Letters WWW Databases ... Researching Employers Why Use the Internet for Job Searching? Access 24 Hours a Day Find Job Listings Research Employers Networking Geographic Coverage Post Resumes Before Starting the Internet Job Search You Must Decide... What do I want to do and what am I qualified for? What job titles are associated with my field? Who do I want to work for and where? What job search methods do I want to use? MonsterTrak Major to Career Converter http://www.monstertrak.monster.com/resources/mtcc/resourceframe_index.html Career Destinations of CALS Graduates (UW-Madison) http://www.cals.wisc.edu/students/careerServices/careerDestinationStats.html College Library Career Collection/College Majors and Careers http://college.library.wisc.edu/collections/career/majors.html Job Search Methods Used by UCSD Graduates http://career.ucsd.edu/sa/survey/JSMUsedbyUCSDGrads.shtml

34. Job Hunting - Career - Business Library, The University Of Western Ontario Interview for Success A Practical Guide to Increasing job interviews, Offers, job hunting in the 21st Century Exploding the Myths, Exploring the http://www.lib.uwo.ca/business/jobhunt.htm

Text Only Version Skip to Navigation Skip to Content Access Keys Quick Links..... Resources by Subject Databases by Title Film Services Interlibrary Loans RefWorks Teaching Support UWO E-mail WebCT Are You Looking for A Job? "A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and gets to bed at night, and in between he does what he wants to do." - Bob Dylan (b. 1941), U.S. singer, songwriter Job Posting Sites Resumes Interview Techniques General Sources ... UWO Career Services Canadian Job Posting Sites: The Work Place - Canadian Newspaper "Help Wanted" Ads National Job Bank - Human Resources Development Canada "Save Profile" to obtain a password. When you next log in, you will see any job offers posted since your last visit. SOS Canada ... Recruiter Resources www.CareerOwl.ca is a nonprofit employment information and e-recruiting site that was founded by Canadian university professors to help jobseekers and employers connect, conveniently and directly. Resumes Web sites for resumes assistance: Cornell Career Services - Effective Resumes Job Star Central 1-2-3 Resumes ... Resumes 101 There are many resources available to individuals writing resumes. If one does a subject search on the Western Libraries' catalogue using the term "resumes", many titles appear. Listed below are but a sample of books which will assist you in creating the "targeted" resume.

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36. BU | Student Employment Office | Students | Job-hunting Tips jobhunting Tips The application and interview process differs among student jobs. Student job interviews are often fairly informal. http://www.bu.edu/seo/students/jobhuntingtips.html

Student Employment and Work-Study Job Interview Tips Job Interview Tips Cover Letter and Resume Tips Additional Assistance from Career Services Job Interview Tips Once you have identified a job that is of interest to you, contact the supervisor to confirm the availability of the job and to schedule an interview. The application and interview process differs among student jobs. Some supervisors may request that you send a resume and/or cover letter prior to the interview, or they may inform you that you will need to complete an employment application when you arrive for the interview. Student job interviews are often fairly informal. However, while on an interview, you should: Dress appropriately

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Careers Home Students/Graduates Select a Page: The Jobshop - Part Time Vacancies Employers on Campus Off Campus activities Employer Links A-Z Occupations Job Hunting Resources Resources for International Students Resources for Postgraduate Research Staff Diversity Availability of Service for Students FONT SIZE Job Hunting Resources There are a wide range of resources available to help you with every aspect of finding a job and dealing with the selection process. The Placement and Careers Centre has Careers Advisers workshops on a variety of job hunting skills, e.g. on CV writing and dealing with application forms, interviews, aptitude tests and selection centres. Also worth checking out is the which holds a range of careers-related books and videos. Check out the A-Z Occupations for lots more information on specific job sectors.

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