When researching a specific employer, what information should you be looking for?
-Company history -Company culture -Company mission -Reputation -Products -Location -Predicted growth -Number of employees -Competitors -Customers
When researching a specific job, what information should you be looking for?
-Job description -Required education and experience -Working conditions -Salary -Fringe benefits
List four sources for finding information about occupations, employers, or specific jobs.
-People resources -Career fairs -Libraries -Professional or Trade Associations
Write a response to the following behavioral question using the behavioral question response model. Remember, if you do not have work experience, consider other group or school situations. Tell me about a time where you were forced to make an unpopular decision.
Student responses will vary, but should follow the behavioral question response model. 1. Describe the situation 2. Explain the actions taken 3. Describe the outcomes 4. Summarize what was learned from the experience.
Discuss the advantages of rehearsing for an interview alone and rehearsing with a friend.
Rehearsing alone will allow you to be more comfortable, concentrate better, and speak more naturally. Rehearsing with a friend will help you see yourself as others do, think on your feet, and make corrections to constructive criticism.
When researching an occupational field, what information should you be looking for?
-Current and predicted trends -Educational requirements -Job descriptions -Growth outlook -Salary ranges
List the four steps in the response model for answering behavioral interview questions.
1. Describe the situation 2. Explain the actions taken 3. Describe the outcomes 4. Summarize what was learned from the experience
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