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Interviewing


It should include: .
             1) Contract Information: Your name, address, phone number, and e-mail address at which you can be reached and all your contact information should go at the top of your resume.
             2) Job objective: A one sentence objective focusing on your specific area of expertise and the sort of work you are hoping to do.
             3) Employment History: Paid and non-paid experiences beginning with the most recent. Be sure to give employment dates and briefly list important duties and accomplishments.
             4) Education: Schools attended, degree completed or expected, date of completion, with focus on coursed that are most directly related to the job. If you are a new graduate without a lot of work experience you should list your educational information first.
             5) Community activities: Community service organizations, clubs, and so forth, including offices and dates.
             6) Special Skills: computer skills, foreign languages, and other skills .
             7) Interest and Activities: Only those that are related to your objective. .
             8) References: People who know your work, your capabilities, and your character who will vouch for you. Include only a statement that references are available on request.
             You don't want to include such personal information as height, weight, age, sex martial status, health, race, religion, or political relationship. Also the resume should be no more than three pages. The resume should be neat, have no spelling mistakes, and copied on good quality paper. You want to stick out from all the other candidates. .
             Interviewing is a technique used by employers in which questions are asked to assist the employer in making the right decision selecting the ideal employee for the company. When in an interview the company is looking for your personality and motivation. These strategies will help prepare you for an interview. .
             1) Learn about the company. Knowing that you know what the company is about and what it does tells them you are interested in the job.


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