Applying for a Job Topic # 6405B Ryan Stokoszynski

Researching a Job Opportunity If you’re interested in a certain job, you must research it and discover what tasks you would be asked to perform and how the change would affect your life. Resources include: Employer Market Community

Studying Your Employer Review any company literature put out by the employer that studies the company’s products and/or services. Talk with the employees that have worked or are still working for the employer Discuss the business practices and employer with any suppliers they may have

The Market Does the company’s future in the market have an outlook that looks promising that will lean towards growth?

A New Community Research the cost of living Is the quality of life (recreational and social opportunities) evident? If children are or will be a part of your life, study the nearby school system

Applying for a Job in Person One should dress and groom themselves properly for the visit Inform the receptionist your purpose Allow time to correctly fill out the employment application Be prepared by having all information that could prove valuable with you – have a pen with you, too.

Formal Letter of Application Addressed to the employer, this letter indicates one’s desire to find a position in the firm. This is an incredibly valuable asset in the job hunt.

Information Requested on Application Personal Information (including Social Security Number) Position and salary desired Your obtained level of education History of past employment Personal and occupational references