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Episode Five – Before You Graduate and Casual Interviews
Things To Do Before You Graduate
- Look up median/average salary of your chosen profession (google)
- Nab up your own Gmail address (Firstname.LastName@gmail.com)
- Have your resume reviewed by a career counselor
- Go out and buy some interview clothes
- Compile an online portfolio amazing things you did.
Tiffany in Colorado asked: How do I "Dress Casual" for an interview?
- Make sure to shower.
- Button up shirt is still a good idea, even if it is just an overshirt.
- Layers are good, originality is good.
- Pants: no shorts, tank tops or spaghetti strings.
- Piercings okay, tattoos, depends on the tattoo.
- No mention of the Prince - (unless you're interviewing to become a porn star).
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Posted in Interview Ideas, Podcast Also tagged Graduating Seniors, Interviews, Millennials 1 Comment
Episode Four – Career Fair Psychosis!
Episode 4 Cover Art
Show Notes:
* Dress Code
o A monkey in a suit still looks like a better monkey than one who looks like a hippie or worse - one who isn't wearing anything at all. Don't try that either...
* Come up with an original idea for yourself themed in your career
* Focus on 5 companies whose attention you want the most
o Find a company listing and choose wisely
o Use your "original idea" on those 5 companies
o Bring at least 30 copies of your resume for everyone else
* Dress up your resume
o Look it over with a friend for spelling mistakes
o If you have access to free or low-cost resume review, take advantage of it
* Practice, Practice, Practice
o "whatareyougonnadowiththat" ninjas are everywhere. Be prepared. Be a pirate.
* Finally: The List!
o 3 things you're very good at
o 3 cool things you've done in school or at work
o 3 questions about the company - it shows you're not just passing out your resume.
o A great question - "Tell me about a need at your company you think I could fill."
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Voicemail - (206) 426-1248
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Posted in General Ideas, Interview Ideas, Podcast Also tagged Career Fairs, Millennials Leave a comment
Episode Three – What Now
Show Notes:
Thanks to Jean in California!
* Like dating, you don't want to seem too needy.
* Try to set a schedule for the next step before you leave the interview.
* E-mail your interviewer the same day and thank them, or call them if you don' t have their e-mail.
* Call back one week after your interview. Traditionally, more rejection happens after 11 AM than before.
* If you still haven't heard back, call back again one week after your first try. If you don't hear back after that, it wasn't meant to be.
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