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Texas Job Hunter's Guide
Table of Contents
Ready, Set ...
Introduction to Job Hunting
Job Hunting Cycle
Step One: Assess
Introduction to Assessing Yourself
Portfolio
Assessment Exercises
Résumé
# 1: Characteristics Inventory
Achievement Statements
# 2: Value Inventory
Guidelines
# 3: Aptitude Assessment
Example
# 4: Skills Assessment
Final Analysis
# 5: Financial Needs Assessment
# 6: Interest / Personality Assessment
Step Two: Prepare
Introduction to Preparing for the Hunt
References
Office Supplies
Support System
Wardrobe
Step Three: Search
Introduction to Searching for Jobs
Connecting
Methods
Who Do You Know?
Tracking
Step Four: Contact
Introduction to Contacting Employers
Application Form
Phone
Example
Cover Letter
Example
Step Five: Interview
Introduction to Job Interviews
Checklists
Prepare
Before
Questions
During
Employers
After
Super Seven
Offer Assessment
Exercise
Negotiations
Yours
Step Zero / Six: Work
Introduction to Working as a Way to Hunt
Keep On Rolling!
Case Studies
Annie, Inc.
Gary, Inc.
Juana, Inc.
An Employer's Story
Special Topics
Living Within Your Means
Problem Work History
Marketing Yourself
Job Hunting Online
Labor Market Realities
Following Up
Information Interviews
Research, Research, Research
Professional Services
Pre-Employment Testing
Hunting While Employed
Quiz: Test Your Job Hunting IQ
Non-Traditional Work
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