A Good Day Is A Pay Day?

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A good day is a pay day! Ever heard of that saying? Getting rewarded for the work accomplished is a great feeling. Most people start using money and needing money around ages 16 and 17. What does this mean? Yes it mean’s your first job. When someone young tends to start thinking about searching for employment they have a lot of their mind and have to think to were to even begin. How to do this and how to do that? *** Planning on adding more*** There is always a first for everything, the first step to finding a job or finding a new one is to make or edit your resume. A resume is a document that employers look at to see your qualifications and experience. For most employers this is the first thing they see about you, being honest and never …show more content…

Searching for jobs can be tricky but today a lot of job’s are posted online. When finding a job it requires for a attachment of a resume. Attaching a resume can be tricky. You want to save your resume as your last name, first name and then resume. Having your resume titled resume number five gives off a bad impression to the employer. Thee first impression they have is the email they open for the resume. The email should be nicely organized and the subject line has a clear title for example “Sectorial Position”. After, sending your resume to your desired employer, call the business and ask if your resume has been …show more content…

What is a interview? What sound a applicant do to be prepared? A interview is a meeting of people face to face usually between two or more people where questions asked by a interviewer or hiring manager. If a applicant is called for an interview you will be invited to meet with the hiring manager. There are usually 10 plus interview questions that are asked like what is your greatest strength, what is your greatest weakness, tell me about yourself, why do you want this job. Usually preparing for this questions will help a applicant be better prepared for their interview and sound professional. Researching the company and knowing what they sell or the service they provide will help the applicant better understand the questions they might be asked during the interviewing process. What applicants tend to do is talk to the other employees that are employed their and ask to go out for a informational interview for the questions they have about the

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