The Job Search

Putting Your Resume to Work


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The Road To

Your Perfect Job

     

A job search plan is a structured strategy and roadmap that individuals follow when seeking new employment opportunities. It involves a series of steps and actions to maximize the chances of finding a suitable job. A well-defined job search plan helps individuals stay organized, focused, and proactive throughout the job search process.


The Short Version


  1. Create/Update Your Career Plan
  2. Create a Job Search Plan
  3. Develop the Perfect Résumé
  4. Find Employers Who Need You
  5. Tweak Your Résumé
  6. Network
  7. Apply for Positions
  8. Interview
  9. Negotiate Offer
  10. Start Work / Shine Your Light


Are You Ready to Begin

Your Job Search?


 Did You Know....

  •   A Job search Is a designed opportunity for a successful experience to occur.


  • It’s not your parent’s Job search anymore. A job search is contextual to time, place, and people.

  • Any encounter Is an opening to stage a successful networking event. 

  • Complete the step. Don’t be in a hurry to move on.

  • All job seekers need a model or a process when thinking about career, life, and seeking employment.

  • Let me see your job search plan.

  • Long live objections. Yea objections! 


Interviewing to

Close the Deal




  How well will you handle these topics at an interview?

  1. Behavioral Interview Questions
  2. Body Language
  3. Close the Interview
  4. Corporate Culture
  5. Different Interviewer Styles
  6. Difficult Questions
  7. Dressing for Interview Success
  8. Eye Contact
  9. Fidgeting
  10. Handle Conflict
  11. Handshake
  12. HR /Recruiter’s Point of View
  13. Interview Confidence
  14. Interview Fail-Safe           
  15. Most Common Mistakes
  16. Opening Greeting
  17. Posture
  18. Primary Interview Questions
  19. Remote/Online
  20. Salary Negotiation
  21. Stating the Interviewer’s Name
  22. Stay in the Present
  23. The Toughest Interview Question
  24. Value Propositions 




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