Career Transition Resources
The resources below are designed to support you in your career transition program.
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Managing the Transition
Managing the Transition
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Resume Creation
Resume Creation
- 2.1 Creating Your Resume
- 2.2 Resume Checklist
- 2.3 Employment History Worksheet
- 2.4 Career Summary Statement Examples
- 2.5 Action Verbs - Accomplishment Statements
- 2.6 Significant Accomplishments Examples
- 2.7 Significant Accomplishments: Challenges Action Result
- 2.8 Resume Template
- 2.9 Sample Resumes
- 2.10 Cover Letters
- 2.11 Cover Letter Templates 1, 2, and 3
- 2.12 Cover Letter Samples
- 2.13 Key Job Search Sites
- 2.14 Job Search Activity Worksheets
- Networking
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Interviewing
Interviewing
Behavioral Interviewing Questions
To best use this tool, first think about the competencies and skills mentioned in the job positing. This about how these align with your capabilities. Choose 3-5 competencies based on the job posting. Copy and paste at least one interview question from each of the competencies chosen. Cut and paste the questions to build your customized practice interview questions. This exercise will help you prepare for an effective interview – with practice you will tie your skills directly to the job requirements.
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References
References
- Navigating the Offer Process
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Tips From Recruiters
Tips From Recruiters
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Resources
Resources
Applications and ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems)
Make Your Job Application Robot-Proof, The Wall Street Journal, December 16, 2019Interviewing
Find Your Zen, Then Crush Your Job Interview, The Wall Street Journal, October 21, 2019Job Search and Job Boards
Afraid You’re 'Too' Qualified for a Job? Here’s What You Can Do, The Wall Street Journal, October 27, 2019Managing the Transition
How to Manage the Emotional Impact of Getting Laid Off, The New York Times, June 21, 2020Resume and Cover Letter
5 Critical Things to Have on Your Resume (According to Recruiters and Hiring Managers), Inc.comUnemployment Insurance/Benefits
Unemployment Benefits, Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, www.CareerOneStop.org