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emily griffith's List: Career
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Employment change. Employment of floral designers is expected to decline slowly, by 3 percent, between 2008 and 2018.
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Preparation is critical to success. Research the employer, the industry and the job.
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Develop a plan of attack for the career fair. Many experts suggest interviewing with your top companies first, then with other recruiters, and toward the end of the day returning to your top choices.
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It's is a very short introduction of yourself used in situations where you are meeting a lot of people and probably not spending a great deal of time with any one of them. Events specifically designed for networking were made for the Sound Bite, which lasts about 15-30 seconds and may or may not be the prelude to a lengthier conversation
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As the fair picked up, while my eagerness never diminished, my ability to remember candidate details did. Go early to ensure quality time with the recruiters.
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One of the key benefits of attending a career fair is meeting new people -- recruiters, other job-seekers, career professionals -- to add to your network of contacts.
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So, what types of things go in a portfolio?
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While many Elevator Speeches are written by sales reps to pitch products and services, the formulas from which the speeches derive can be easily adapted to situations in which the product is you, the job-seeker.
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Will dressing properly get you the job? Of course not, but it will give you a competitive edge and a positive first impression.
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Top 10 Tips for Attending Career and Job Fairs
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instead of listing a company and job title, a networking card focuses on your job objective or unique selling proposition
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the one thing that makes a product different than any other. It's the one reason marketers think consumers will buy the product even though it may seem no different from many others just like it.
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Job-seekers should consider answering these questions in relation to their job history and career:
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- Where have I been, where am I now, and where will my career be if I do nothing?
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Doesn't it come off as wimpy or even desperate to send a thank-you letter? Won't the employer think I'm sucking up?
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Experience is experience. You gain new experiences every day. You do not have to be paid for it be considered valid experience.
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The first step in this process is compiling a list of all companies that you might be interested in working for --
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A thank-you letter should be written after:
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12 Step Resume Guide
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