Question 1
Will send reading 1 and 2 to your email, the readings will help to write a good cover letter. Just one page is ok for the cover letter. Write a cover letter for Human Resources Manager application.
Create a one-page general cover letter using your professor's general resume feedback, Reading #1 (which has a template), and Reading # 2 on Keywords. For this first draft, the most important thing for you to do is create something that can easily be modified for each position that you apply for. If you are planning to apply for jobs in a specific field (accounting, education, etc), try to tailor your cover letter to match that area. To help, you may want to find a relevant job description on one of the many job search websites.
Use Arial or Times font, 12 point.
Question 2
In the "Categories" section, click "Interview-BEFORE." Several videos will appear to the right. Watch the "Interview Research,
Know the Interviewer, and Mock Interview" videos. Take notes! Here is the link to the video:
https://www.careerspots.com/newplayer/default.aspx?key=JhNG0pScN0GTBnnt5atkEw2&
https://youtu.be/DbrfxRZr6D4
You will use this information in this week's discussion and self-reflection
I will send 2 readings to your email, which reading 3 and 4 the readings and the 2 videos above will help answer the question below.
In your reading, videos, and assessments from week 2, you will learn strategies for goal setting, researching employers, and cultivating your social media presence. In a competitive job market, it is critical that you learn how to search for jobs effectively and with purpose.
In a minimum of 150 words, answer the following question:
1- Based on what you've learned this week, what are three things that you could improve as you practice your interviewing skills? Be specific and cite specific examples from your reading or the videos this week. Why do you think you struggle in those areas?