Eng Work

• Communication


  The process of exchanging ideas, views, thoughts, observations, expressions, feelings, and emotions of the participants; communication has interaction among the participants
• Message


  The reason behind any interaction. It is the meaning shared between the sender and the receiver
• Channel


  The process by which a message is conveyed. It is the responsibility of both the sender and the receiver to choose the best channel for the interaction
• Context


  Involves the expectations of the sender and the receiver and the common or shared understanding through the environmental signals
• Persuasive communication


  An art of gaining favorable considerations for the speaker. It is designed to move people to do or not to do. It is delivered to convince people to accept the speaker's point of view. It is influential
• Principles of effective communication

  • Courtesy
  • Conciseness
• General Principles of Effective Communication

  • Know your audience
  • Know your purpose in communicating
  • Know your topic
  • Adjust your speech/writing to the context of the situation
  • Work on the feedback given to you
• Personality


  When you make yourself an attractive target by showing job interviewers who you are as a person—not just a professional
• Positioning


  Done before you start applying to jobs, you need to identify what makes you valuable to an employer. This means putting together a unique value proposition that distinguishes you from other job seekers in your field
• Job advertisement


  An announcement that informs people that a certain job position is available. It is written in an engaging tone and it contains information not only about the job position, but also about your company and the benefits you offer
• Elements of a job advertisement

  • Specified period for application
  • Application directions
  • Appealing design and key images
  • Job requirements
  • Application procedure
  • Holistic Company Appearance
  • Apply-now button
• Job hunting


  The process of looking for employment, whether it's because of unemployment, dissatisfaction with the current role, or any other reason
• Features of a Cover Letter

  • Qualifications
  • Pleasing Tone
  • Format
• Resume


  An advertisement of your skills, experiences, and education. It is what will open opportunities for you. It may not be the reason for our acceptance but it will get you the first interview for the position that you want
• Features of a Resume

  • Organization
  • Succinctness
  • Comprehensiveness
• Types of Interviews


  • Unstructured Interview
  • Job related Interview
  • Panel Interview
  • Structured Interview
  • Behavioural interview
• Parts of Job Interview

  • Opening
  • Body
  • Conclusion