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Job Fair Preparation tips:
1.Check out the companies attending the Fair on Starr Search
2.Read each companies profile to determine what positions and majors that they are recruiting for
' A1 |5 H# ~) T* l2 m3.If they have a website posted, look for their “careers,” “jobs,” or “job seekers” section if the link doesn’t take you automatically there. Search the site for tips about what they are looking for in a candidate, the culture and mission of the organization and most importantly the positions available.
- K! j3 p% |" h/ E! s4.Next check to see what positions the company is offering directly through Starr Search.
' ^6 J# e5 o# V) m8 A: w5.Select one or two positions that you are interested in, work on the application and submit it. Remember to review it carefully before submitting it.
+ j! w( `% N" A$ K6 F6.Make a copy of the application to bring with you to the fair. Put it in an envelope or manila folder with your name, position title, and the company name on it.
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New Year Job Search Tips:

1. Clean up your résumé. “Remove irrelevant experience from your résumé,” says Katie Niekrash, senior managing director of the recruitment firm Execu-Search. “While the summer after college that you spent scooping ice cream may have been the best [time] of your life, it doesn’t really apply to a career in finance. Pick and choose your relevant experience, and tailor it to the job you’re applying for.”
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2. Get your references ready. “Prepare your list of references before the interview,” Niekrash says. “Once you have confirmed your two to three references, create a simple document that lists all the relevant information the employer would need to know about them — name, title, contact info., etc. Bring this document with you to all your interviews, so this way, if the hiring manager asks you for your references, you’ll be prepared and look organized.”

& U' q; j4 |, C13. Stay organized. “Create a master list for all the jobs you apply for. The key to a successful job search is organization,” Niekrash says. “To do this, create an Excel spreadsheet that contains a row for each job you apply for, and include these columns: the date you applied; the company; the contact; the position for which you applied; how you applied; if, when and with whom you interviewed; when you should next follow up or what your next steps are; and the current status of the application. Creating this document should only take a few minutes, and updating it as you proactively apply for jobs should only take a few seconds.”
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Resume tips:
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$ M% n  O( \3 j) ?& q4 _$ RKeep your résumé short. In Canada, most people have a résumé that is 2 pages long. Keep it to 1 page if you finished school recently or do not have a lot of experience.
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Change Your Résumé for Each Job
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For some jobs, you can change a few sentences to focus on certain skills and accomplishments. For others, you may need a completely new résumé.

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Don't start your resume by writing about the product (you), start by writing for the needs of your buyers (employers).
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Instead of kicking off your resume with an 'objective statement' about what you're looking for in a job, open with a skills summary that highlights your key qualifications for the specific job and employer you're targeting.
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Change Your Résumé for Each Job
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For some jobs, you can change a few sentences to focus on certain skills and accomplishments. For others, you may need a completely new résumé.

Include Volunteer Work
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! M, Q0 \+ B& r  {" _You should include your volunteer experience in the section on work experience. It is important to talk about what you have done. It does not matter if it was paid or unpaid work.
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Use Social Media

( }$ G# a% O0 a. W3 r& YMany employers cross-reference your résumé with your online presence. LinkedIn is a popular business-related social networking site. When you update your résumé, make sure to update your LinkedIn profile too.

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Formatting Hints for your resume
* W7 i' j: t+ ^4 b" x4 K1 [Format is critical. Your résumé should be organized, neat, clear, and consistent in formatting (e.g., font and bullets).

$ _+ r! O( E) z0 h! r, h) {8 NIf you are applying for a job which requires that you have attention to detail, then you need to demonstrate this with your résumé.

. S, @" N; Q5 W1 A3 u; oUse headings to organize the information in your résumé. Common résumé headings are:
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Highlights of Qualifications
Professional Experience
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) j) ^  B* W% ]% J* [4 N& SUse formatting tools such as bold and bullets to make important information stand out.
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Useful tips:
2 M2 P8 l5 d1 O+ v' aThings to do after an interview:Ask for feedback.

8 \# W5 I) N0 bWhether you were successful or not, your interview should be a learning experience. Ask for specific details on your strengths and weaknesses; so you will know where you can improve.

Write down the questions you were asked.

Before your next interview, develop detailed responses to these questions so you will be prepared for these or similar questions.

4 B8 _2 h. m2 hReflect on and learn for your next interview.
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If you were unsuccessful try not to be discouraged or take it personally. Reflect on and learn from your experience.

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Senior Financial Analyst
3 e& ~! R/ p; K5 ?9 k  I3 ?0 g' zCompany Name Servus Credit Union  Company Location Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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Junior Accountant
+ K3 S3 Q! ?% E, X( U; U. wBrookfield Residential
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Telephone Interview Tips:

Most companies these days will do a first screening interview over the phone these days. Some tips on how to handle a phone interview:

1. Print it out. Have a physical copy of your resume and the job description in front of you during the call. Type up a bulleted list of items you want to cover during the conversation. As each one gets satisfied, cross it off the list. Printouts are necessary in case your Internet access fails.
2. Have Web access. It’s always best to give your full concentration to the interview, listening and answering questions diligently. However, also take advantage of the fact that the interviewer can’t see you. Open up the company’s website in your browser and have another window open to the search engine of your choice. But be sure to never let the interviewer hear you typing. Invest in a quiet keyboard or practice the art of silent typing.
" Q+ ]# q" q6 V, w9 t* ~3. Disable extra phone features. Whether it’s call waiting or an answering machine for an additional phone line, turn off all your phone accessories. These noises can be a distraction and embarrassment, sabotaging your chances of moving the interview process forward. Most phone companies let you disable and re-activate these features on a self-service basis.
4. Use a landline (if you can). Don't allow outside noises or a choppy cell signal keep you from an awesome opportunity. Making the call from a landline leaves less room for misinterpretation and cuts the odds of disconnection to a minimum. Also be sure to use a high-quality phone. Every phone makes your voice sound different; too much treble and you might sound weak, too much bass and you could sound self-important. Find the phone that suits your voice best.
5. Make the call from home. It’s important to make the call in an environment with minimal noise and where you can speak at a reasonable volume. The more controlled the space you’re calling from, the less room for distractions and other unanticipated events.
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6. Give yourself time. Many job seekers make the mistake of trying to fit a phone interview during their lunch hour at work. But what if the interviewer is running a few minutes late? Also, the longer the call, the better you’re doing! Make the call at a time where you have a minimum of 30 minutes free. Most phone interviews last only a few minutes, but if you end up hitting it off with the interviewer, the last thing you want to do is have to cut them off. Even if you’re interviewing for a low-stress job, rushing will increase stress, so give yourself plenty of time.
7 O& o  a. M" T' h& B7. No pets allowed. If you conduct the phone interview from home, do it in a pet-free room. Make sure your cat, dog or bird is occupied and safe in another room, so barking and meowing is out of earshot. As cuddly as they might be, don’t give a pet the opportunity to be a distraction during this important phone call.
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Job Search Tip:  Mobile Job Search is becoming the norm in the Millennial job hunting scene.  Because of this, employers and recruiters have recently been making the effort to optimize job postings to be a lot more mobile friendly.  

As an active job seeker, make sure you have a copy of your most recent resume available on your smart phone and that you have #jobsearch #apps like #Linkedin and #Indeed send you alerts for positions you are keeping an eye on.

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