You Can Write College Papers, But You Can’t Write a Thank You Note! Presented By Robert Leslie, M.A., Dean, Corporate & Community Education Jennifer Little,

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You Can Write College Papers, But You Can’t Write a Thank You Note! Presented By Robert Leslie, M.A., Dean, Corporate & Community Education Jennifer Little, M.L.I.S., Director, Career Services Spartanburg Community College New Directions in Student Development Conference Piedmont Technical College Greenwood, SC March 4, 2016

Introductions What is one thing that you hope to learn today?

Let’s Take a Look At How Some Job Seekers Have Fared in the Job Market

Triage Career Services

The Resume

Personal Business Cards

Job Application

Job Interview

Professional Dress

The Handshake

THANK YOU!

Networking