ECD - 4.01 Job Search Techniques

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What is the most common way of finding out about job openings? Options: Internet, Networking, Printed Resources, None of the above

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Networking

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Which of the following is an example of a networking resource? Career Fairs, Community Members, Family & Friends, All of the above

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All of the above

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When searching for jobs on the Internet, what can you refine your search by? Career Specific, Location Specific, Company Specific, All of the above

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All of the above

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Inform people of jobs and careers that you're looking for or interested in.

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Do

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Include people of all ages and job descriptions in your network?

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Do

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Do/Don't:  Expect your network to function as a job search firm for you.

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Don't

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True/False:  When attending a career fair, you should dress like you're going to an interview.

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True

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True/False:  You should research companies/employers before you go to a career fair.

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True

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True/False:  You should continue to expand your circle of contacts, even if you get a job.

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True

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True/False:  Follow up on any names or leads that you have been given.

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True