2. 14 Tips To Get you Hired
Analyzing the Job Description
Research Company’s Past and
Present
Create an Effective Resume and
Cover Letter
Get Connected/Grow your Network
Enhance your Skills
Focus on Accomplishments
Most Common Interview Questions
and How to answer them
Be Prepared for your Interview
Dress For What you Want
Be Confident and Enthusiastic
Talk about Effort rather than Success
Do not Fake It
Ask Questions at the end of Interview
Follow Up
3. Resume Do’s
Be concise.
Format your experience in reverse
chronological order.
Do write a killer description of
yourself.
Do use Strong Action Words.
Choose an appropriate font like
Arial or Times Roman.
Include headings, sections, and
bullets.
Highlight your achievements.
If you are low on work experience,
list your volunteer work.
Know a foreign language? List It.
If you recently graduated, it’s fine
to have your education up top on
the resume. Otherwise, put your
education, certifications, trainings
at the end of the document.
4. Resume Dont’s
Don’t lay out salary
expectations.
Don’t include your photo, age,
references, religious affiliations
or anything that may raise red
flags.
Don’t lie on your resume.
Don’t exceed two pages
(Unless longer resumes are
expected in your field).
Don’t use heavily stylized fonts
and complicated vocabulary.
5. How to Write a CV?
o Header - Input contact
information.
o Greeting the Hiring Manager.
o Opening paragraph - The
Introduction, Grab the reader’s
attention with 2-3 of your top
achievements.
o Second paragraph - Explain
why you’re the perfect
candidate for the job.
o Third paragraph - Explain why
you’re a good match for the
company.
o Formal Closing.
6. Job Interview Body Language
Consider your entrance.
Offer a pleasant handshake.
Strike a powerful stance.
Sit correctly.
Maintain good eye contact.
Pay attention to your
breathing.
Maintain a smile.
Listen well.
Do not fiddle.
7. Job-ready In A Post COVID World
Constant up-skilling and re-
skilling is important in order to
stay current.
Gain expertise by taking up
real world projects.
Stay positive and connected.
Be flexible.
Emotional Intelligence.
Critical Thinking.
Coordinating with others