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• Information Technology
• Engineering
• Manufacturing
• Restaurant - Retail
• Food Service
• Labor - Maintenance
• And many more career fields.

Help For Metro Detroit Candidates

• 1Resume
• 2Cover Letter
• 3Interviewing

Write A Better Resume.

Have a summary or career objective at the top and make sure it’s in line with what your prospective employer wants. How do you know what your next boss wants? Look at the job posting. If you’re not addressing the points in that posting, you’re wasting your time.Keep your resume no longer than one pages. Hiring managers are pressed for time and tackling a lengthy resume can be an immediate turnoff.

Set Your Own Interview

Change their desire into action in your closing paragraph by stating the actions or steps you intend to take to get the interview date. Be sure to explicitly state your expectations. State in your cover letter when you will contact the employer at "the end of this week" or "next week." Announcing your plans to call also gets you around the secretary, because you can say, "She is expecting my call."

Job Discrimination Fact

"Have you ever been arrested?” You are innocent until proven guilty; therefore, it is illegal for an interviewer to ask if you’ve ever been arrested. Fair questions: Employment applications often include questions about felony convictions, along with a disclaimer saying that a conviction won’t necessarily remove you from consideration. In accordance with U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) policy, employers must weigh a variety of elements when factoring convictions into hiring decisions. These include the nature and severity of the offense, the time that has elapsed, and whether the offense has any relation to the position advertised.

Hiring Resources

• Salary Goals

  Don’t disclose your pay requirements during the interview process. The first person to provide numbers establishes the range. If you give a number first, the interviewer will either tell you you’re in the same ballpark as him/her, or you’re too high.

• Interview Clothing

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• What's Your Career?

  Self-assessments can help you see what types of careers are likely to fit you.An interest assessment can help you identify careers that meet your interests. Interest assessments usually ask you a series of questions about what you like and don't like to do. Then they match your likes and dislikes to careers. Free Assessment Click Here.