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Contact information
This is the information always at the top of the résumé, right below your name.
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LinkedIn
This is the most popular online networking platform that focuses on career-related content and connections.
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Culture
This is the single greatest factor in job satisfaction, according to Kathy
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Informational interview
These are the types of interviews that you conducted with your NetWerx mentors.
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N/A
The person of Camden's choice will now get up and give Kathy a good handshake. If it is a good handshake, this group will get the points.
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3 (primary, industry-oriented, specific position)
This is how many types of résumés we learned about.
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Referral
This is a personal connection that can introduce you to someone new.
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Location, company, industry, responsibilities, remote/in-person, hours, salary, growth opportunities
These are 3 of the many job search parameters.
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Research, develop questions, practice but don't memorize
This is one thing you should do before walking into an interview.
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6-7 seconds
The average employer looks at a résumé for this long.
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Junior year
High school information should be removed by the start of this year.
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Career fairs, alumni connections, professional events, clubs, classes.
These are two of the many places to network at.
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Responsibilities, potential for leaning, growth opportunities
Instead of the title itself, you should focus on this.
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Sets the tone, first impression, highlights strengths, shows relevance, keeps you memorable, guides the interview
These are two reasons why the "tell me about yourself" question is so important.
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Salary, compensation, benefits, time off
You should never ask about this during an interview.
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Contact information, education, skills
These are the 3 absolutely required sections of a résumé.
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Learning, uncovering opportunities, getting support, making connections, landing a job
These are two of the many reasons we network.
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Your skills
These are the most decisive factor in whether you get a job.
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Do your homework, make a good first impression, conversation starters, card exchange, follow up
This is one of the 5 steps of working a room.
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Right side of your chest
This is the proper position of your name tag.
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Name of organization, city/state, position title, dates of involvement
These are the "core 4" things you need under each experience.
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Confidence, curiosity, connection
These are the 3 "c's" of networking.
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Referral
Job applications with this have the highest chance of getting accepted (1 in 10 hiring rate)
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Traditional one-on-one in person, panel, group, behavioral, case, technical, phone/video
These are 4 of the many types of interviews.
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Acquaintances
Networking opportunities often come from these, rather than close friends.
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