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what does the CIP model emphasize in the job hunt
self-knowledge and option knowledge
wallflower syndrome
waiting passively to be noticed
which job strategy is in “what color is your parachute”
conducting a self-assessment and using targeted networking
what are the 3 main paragraphs in a cover letter intended to do
purpose, high qualifications, express interest
what is the best way to describe past responsibilities in a resume
use active verbs and quantify accomplishments
what are things to NOT include in resume/interview
age, race, gender, marital status, children
in which section of resume to include internships/volunter work
experience
which type of interview is focused on how candidates have handled specific situationships in the past
behavioral interview
what does STAR help candidates prepare for
answer behavioral questions
when negotiating a job offer, when do you typically have the most social power
after the offer is made but before accepting
what to include in cover letter
Tailor your letter to the job ad and organization.
Do your research to match tone and values.
Be concise, clear, and truthful.
Follow all instructions in the job listing.
Show your value with relevant accomplishments.
Include a call to action and contact details.
first paragraph of cover letter
reason for writing
second paragraph of cover letter
experience/qualifications
third paragraph of cover letter
closing
5 categories of resume
1) Identification 2) Career Objective 3) Education/Training 4) Experience 5) Other Categories
Types of Interpersonal Communications in Job Hunting
Information interviews
Social Networking
Job interviews
Second interview or site visits
Information Interviews
Way to obtain insider information
Preparing for information interviews
Researching career field, position or employer
Initial Interview
1) Academic background 2) Experience 3) Strengths & weaknesses 4) Personal characteristics
STAR technique
situation
task
action
result
questions to avoid in initial interview
salary, vacay time, benefits
recruitment
A process of finding and attracting capable applicants for employment
Process begins when new recruits are sought and end when their applications are submitted.
The result is a pool of applicant form which new employees are selected
Atlassian
• Australian software company
• Founded: 2002
• Founders/CEOs: Scott Farquhar & Mike Cannon-Brookes
• Revenue: 2.8 billion USD (2022)
• Employees: 8,813
• Customers: 242,2623
• 13 Countries
Objectives of Effective Recruitment
determine staff needs, increase applicant pool, increase success rate, meet responsibilities
Recruitment Process
Problems with E-Recruitment
Interview Types
One on one
A panel interview
Sequentially or all at once
Computerized or personally
Post-Interview Screening
• Reference Checks
• Background checks (legality varies between countries)
oCriminal records check
oCredit check
PACE Negotiation Framework
Prepare, Ask, Clarify, Evaluate
Employer Ratings of Selected Skills for New Hires (Top 3 Highest Attributes)
Problem solving skills
Ability to work in a team
Communication skills
The Matching Process
Lifestyle
Nature of the employer/job
Pay and benefits
Work activities
Benefits Packages
• Childcare • Care leave • Sick leave • Health insurance • Wage insurance • Holidays • Corporate car
UFlex Reward
Handles the different compensation and benefit programs from company
Which phase is crystallization involved in
synthesis
Executive Processing
Extent to which you thought strategically in negotiating and evaluating job offers
CIP Perspective
Self knowledge
Option knowledge
decision making
executive processing
Adjusting as a New Professional
Job culture
Personal life after college
1st year financial management
CASVEC cycle
COMM
ANALYSIS
SYNTHESIS
VALUE
EXECUTION
COMM
COMMUNICATION
becoming aware of the gap
ANALYSIS
clarify self/option knowledge
SYNTHESIS
how to solve the gap
SYNTHESIS ELAB.
Brainstorming to expand list of possible options
SYNTHESIS CRYSTALIZATION
Reduce list to 3 – 5 options
VALUING
Judging costs and benefits of each option to:
1)Oneself 2) Significant others, e.g., family 3) Cultural group 4) Community and/or society at large
EXECUTION
Final phase—converting thoughts into action
Formulate goal and execute a plan for implementing your first choice
Three activities:
planning, trying out, applying
COMMUNICATION (RETURN)
Review external demands & internal states
Has the gap been closed?
Have negative emotions and physiological states improved?
Am I taking action to achieve my goal?
Holland Types (RIASEC)
Realistic
Investigative
Artistic
Social
Enterprising
Conventional