Bell Ringer What is the difference between a job and a career?

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Bell Ringer What is the difference between a job and a career?

Careers ECE I

Choosing a Career Self Assessment: the process of examining your interest and abilities as well as your personal and professional priorities.

Resumes A resume is a brief summary of your qualifications, skills and experiences. Resumes: Create a favorable impression A way for the employer to meet you Resumes include: Name, address, telephone number, educational background, volunteer work, etc.

Cover Letter A cover letter is a letter of introduction which is included with the resume. It is an opportunity to sell your self. Keep it short. Describe your interests and abilities. No grammatical errors

Avenues for Seeking Employment Internet Newspaper Ads Word of Mouth Hidden Job Market: Networking ▫These are jobs advertised informally through personal contacts

Preparing for an Interview Preparing your questions Interview questions Teaching Portfolio Ending the interview Thank you Notes

Employee Rights and Responsibilities Employee Rights Employee Responsibilities Attendance Professional appearance Positive Attitude Confidentiality

Terminating Employment Leave or quit a job ▫Letter of resignation Employer can terminate contract