1. The starting place for job hunting!
Resumes
The starting place for job hunting!

2. Format and Content
Do not use fancy fonts and try to get creative with your resume (exception: applying for a graphic arts job).
Include your name, phone number, and address (no need to include your physical address).
Various ways to format and order your resume.
Include education.
Under experience, use bullet points to describe the tasks for which you were responsible.
List any related training/education you have received.

3. But, I haven’t had a job!
What do you put on your resume if you haven’t had prior employment?
At this juncture of your life, employers to whom you will be applying will consider candidates without previous experience. However, you must show them, via your resume, that you have skills, are responsible, etc.
Volunteer work
Babysitting
Yard work
Tutoring

4. Employment Application
Be sure you have all the information you need with you to complete an employment application. Create a “note” in your phone that contains the necessary information.
References: Have at least three people whom you can list as references and be able to list their phone number and address (these would be in your “note”). Always contact the people you plan to put as a reference in advance and ask if they are comfortable with you listing them. The people you choose should be able to speak to your work ethic, responsibility, etc.
Organization/Company: You will list where you worked/gained experience, the location, and the dates you worked there.

7. Next Topic: The Interview
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