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• Resume


  A document that informs prospective employers all they need to know about you and why you are the best fit for their available position. It should promote your abilities in an easy-to-read, logical, and concise manner.
• Know yourself better by identifying your strengths before coming up with your career objectives and writing your resume.
• Questions to ask yourself before writing a resume

  • Name at least three traits or characteristics that you think people admire about you the most.
  • Think of a challenge or a problem that you had encountered. How did you arrive at a solution?
  • Which subjects do you do well in school? Why?
  • What do you think is your expertise?
  • What makes you proud of yourself?
• Parts of a Resume

  • Header
  • Professional Objective
  • Qualifications Summary
  • Education
  • Work Experience
  • Skills
  • Accomplishments/Achievements
  • Character Reference
• All resumes answer these four questions: Who am I? (Contact Information), What do I want? (Objective), What have I done? (Experience, Qualifications, Accomplishments), What do I know? (Education)
• People use a well-thought-out plan as part of their job search strategy to negotiate the competitive job market successfully
• Job search strategy


  • Proactive actions
  • Self-evaluation
  • Establishing goal job positions
  • Networking
  • Optimizing resumes and cover letters
  • Interview practice
• A strategic job search plan is a crucial tool for any job seeker who wants to stand out in today's highly competitive job market
• By taking a thoughtful and proactive approach to find suitable employment opportunities, job seekers can increase their chances of securing a job that aligns with their career goals and aspirations
• Self-Assessment


  • Strengths
  • Skills
  • Career Goals
• Criteria for selecting the right job


  • Alignment with Career Goals and Values
  • Skills and Qualifications Match
  • Work Environment and Culture
  • Compensation and Benefits Package
  • Location and Commute
• Networking Strategies


  • Insights and Industry Knowledge
  • Recommendations and Referrals
  • Access to Hidden Job Market
  • Skill Development and Learning Opportunities
  • Navigating Career Transitions
• Beware of fraud when searching for jobs online
• Job Application Tips


  • Customize Your Resume and Cover Letter
  • Quantify Your Achievements
  • Follow Instructions and Application Deadlines
  • Show Enthusiasm and Positivity
  • Research the Company
  • Proofread Carefully
  • Reach Out to Connections
  • Practice Interviewing
• Interview Preparation


  • Prepare all the necessary documents
  • Practice
  • Wear appropriate attire
  • Remember your schedule
• Conclusion


  • Knowledge
  • Character
  • Skill
• job application paper


  also known as a cover letter, is a document that accompanies your resume when you're applying for a job.
• Header


  All cover letters start with a _____ that includes your contact information.
• Greeting


  your first chance to differentiate yourself from other applicants by addressing the correct person.
• Introduction


  The first paragraph of your cover letter
• Qualifications


  the introduction, focus on your history and _
• Values and goals


  The next paragraph should demonstrate that you understand the company's mission and have done research on the position.
• call to action


  the final paragraph should summarize your interest and suggest the next steps for proceeding with the application.