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1 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Employability/Interview Skills

2 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Three things every hiring manager wants to know about you

3 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #1 Show you can learn the job quickly.

4 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #2 Show that you will do the work.

5 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #3 Show that you are cooperative.

6 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Now for some good news!

7 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Thirteen proven ways to get a job interview

8 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #1 Talk to your friends and relatives

9 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #2 Twitter or email your other friends

10 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #3 Connect with your connectors

11 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #4 Facebook and LinkedIn

12 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #5 Check the employment pages of your favorite companies

13 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #6 Answer some help wanted ads

14 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #7 Send a letter and ask for a job interview

15 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #8 Call the hiring manager and ask for a job interview

16 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #9 Look for “Now Hiring” Signs

17 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #10 Attend a job fair

18 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #11 Sign up with a temp agency

19 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #12 Visit your school’s career center

20 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Introducing the job application

21 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook The job application has five main parts The job you want and your availability Your work history Your work education Your references Your signature

22 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #1 The first part in a job application asks about the job you want.

23 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #2 The job application asks about your work history.

24 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #3 The job application asks about your education and training.

25 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #4 The job application asks for the names of three references.

26 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #5 Finally the job application asks you to read a closing statement.

27 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook How to dress for a job interview Bad Good

28 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Get a good nights sleep. Tired people look sickly. Sick people miss lots of work.

29 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Dress in the clothes you would wear on the job.

30 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Avoid loud fashion and excessive jewelry. It’s a sign that you need lots of attention.

31 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Shine your shoes. It says that you are a meticulous worker who pays attention to details.

32 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Smile. Smile big. It’s the most important thing in your wardrobe.

33 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook How to ace your job interview

34 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook All interviews are different. Each manager has his or her own style. What is your best quality? What is your worst quality? Why do you want to work here? Where do you see yourself in 10 years? What did you leave your last job? Do you work well with others? How would you describe yourself?

35 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Be prepared to ask a few questions during your interview. What are the day-to-day responsibilities of this job? What would you consider to be the most important aspects of this job? What were the major strengths and weaknesses of the last person who held this job? What are the next steps in the interview process?

36 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook How will you know when the interview is over? Shake Hands!!! Not a limp shake! Not a kinda shake. Please, no hugging. Shake the person’s hand like you mean it.

37 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Four things to do once your interview Is over

38 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #1 Send a thank-you note. Sounds odd – but it works!

39 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook #2 Mail the manager a special letter

40 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook Good Luck!

41 © Copyright 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All rights reserved. www.DahlstromCo.com The Job Hunting Handbook © 2010, Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced without the express written permission of Dahlstrom+Company, Inc. www.DahlstromCo.com 800.222.0009 Written by Harry Dahlstrom PowerPoint by Kyle Hawkes Photography © Getty Images, iStockPhoto ©


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