BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Juliette Seive BCIS 1 Allen High School /18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school1

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Intro/ Summary BCIS, also known as Basic Computer Information Science, is a class that can be extremely helpful. Through out the course one can learn how to understand computers in a more beneficial way and how to work software that is used in everyday life such as; Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. This class also teaches how to create and understand cover letters, resumes, interviews, and ECT. 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school2

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Biography  My name is Juliette Seive  I’m a Junior at Allen High  I have 3 brothers and 1 sister; I am the oldest.  I love to dance and I’m on the Drill Team.  My dream is to grow up and go into medical research. 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school3

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Research Research is a crucial part in finding what you want to do or become. Many people just throw themselves into a career just because of how it sounds or how much money is made, but if you do not do any research nor find something that you love to do, your job will become work instead of an enjoyment. When I took the self evaluation I found that I would be best at the following: Advertising, Journalist, and a Fashion Designer, just to name a few. The job that would interest me the most would be being a journalist because I would love to be able to change the world or influence people with what I can write. 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school Link about Journalism Self Evaluation Quiz 4

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Job Application Job applications are the first steps in attaining a job and they can set a first impression without an actual meeting. Whenever turning in an application, there a few “musts.” Don’t leave any blanks Always answer questions truthfully Provide references Arrive prepared with the answers you need 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school Sample Job Application 5

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Resume The resume might just be the most important part of applying for a job because it is like your life’s work story. The hiring staff can see what you have done and they get an idea of what you are like. 4 ways to have a solid resume: Leave the personal stuff at home; employees want to know what you’re like at work, not at home Make sure to keep it clean and simple; it needs to navigate able Have extra copies so you don’t need to make excuses if you lose one Do NOT exaggerate; always tell the truth 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school6 Resume

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Cover Letter A cover letter is another very important part of applying for a job. It is like the cover a book, people will judge you by it. This is where you want to look good and add specific details for the employer to remember you. When designing a cover letter remember to: Avoid slang terms, you want to sound professional, not ill-educated. Don’t ramble off, keep the information clear and to the point. Be nice, like you would treat when you met someone new. Know what you’re applying for and who you’re addressing Check your spelling and grammar 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school7 Cover Letter

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary A reference letter is a list of people that you have selected that your future employee can contact with questions about you. This is something that you need to be careful with because the people that you pick should speak well of you. An employer usually uses this list to make sure of your honesty and work qualities. An important note: you must ALWAYS ask for permission before putting someone on your reference list. 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school8 Reference Letter Reference Letter

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Men Clean shaven Light cologne- there is no need to knock out your interviewer A business suit for formal interviews A nice polo and slacks for an informal interview Women A nice skirt, dress, or slacks for an interview—nothing that attracts too much attention Neutral make-up Light perfume No loud accessories 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school The interview is probably the most important part of the whole job application process because this when a final opinion of you is made. This is a last grasp at being able to impress your future employee. 9 Interview

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Thank You Letter A thank you letter is a good way to be noticed by the “big dogs.” After an interview, sending in a thank you note shows an employer that you are truly into getting this job and it is on your mind. This is definitely something that will you get you noticed. Thank you letter do’s: This is a formal letter—not a casual birthday thank you If there is anything you felt you left out of the interview, this is a good time to say it Thank the interviewer for their time Restate how you are still the best candidate for the position 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school10 Sample Letter

BiographyJob App.Resume Resignation letter Thank you letter ResearchInterview Reference letter Cover Letter E- Portfolio Info/Summary Letter of Resignation The letter of resignation is the correct way of quitting a job. This must be turned in at least two weeks before you plan on leaving; this is to give your employer time to find a replacement. Make sure that the letter is formal and polite, with no accusations, so that the company can be used in the future to help you get your next job. 9/18/2015Juliette Seive-summer school11