Questions
- Labor Exchange Information
- Self Assessment Tools
- Labor Market Information
- Career Planning Books
- Job Search Information
- Resumes and Cover Letter Books
- Job Retention
- Business Directories www.linkedin.com
- Newspapers www.careerpath.com
- General Information on childcare, housing, medical facilities and other important information. If you meet certain eligibility requirements you may be eligible for free job training by your local resources.
- Never give out your Social Security Number, birthdate, driver’s license number, account numbers, utility bill information or other personal information when answering a want ad, either via the Internet or mail.]
- Most job search consultants recommend from 10% to 15% of the time allocated to job searching be spent finding nd responding to ads. www.job-hunt.org/classified.shtml
- What to bring to a job fair? Resume, Briefcase, Note Pad, Checklist
- When you first arrival take about an hour to walk around and make notes how you can benefit the company and ask who in the company you can talk to about the specific position/job openings. www.collegegrad.com/jobsearch/job-fair-success/ , www.nationalcareerfairs.com