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A Job seeker’s checklist
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How to find a job?
Job application
Curriculum Vitae
Job interview
A Job seeker’s checklist
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A Job seeker’s checklist
A Job seeker’s checklist
Job application
familiarise yourself with the background information of the workplace
think what you can offer as an employee
an unusually written job application attracts attention, but going over the top does not usually work
invest some time in writing your CV
let somebody else check your job application and your CV
ask people to give you a reference, for example your previous employer or supervisor
state what you can do well and be proud of it
include certificates and diplomas with your job application, only if these have been requested
Job interview
familiarise yourself with the backgound of the workplace, so that you learn about the nature of the place where you hope to work
bring your employment and qualification certificates or diplomas with you to the interview, if requested
prepare yourself for the interview by practising in advance
think in advance what you might be asked at the interview and prepare your answers accordingly
be prepared for the possibility of the prospective employer asking you at the end of the interview if you have any questions
remember to be dressed neatly and appropriately
remember your good manners