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"A guide for anyone seeking employment"
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This online workshop is a guide for anyone seeking employment. Although it won't get you a job, it will help you develop a plan, sell your skills to employers, and shorten your period of unemployment. It addresses some of the challenges you may experience in job seeking and provides tips on new and effective job search techniques.
In the past few years, the entire process of looking for work has changed. There is now increased competition for jobs, making the application and interviewing process more complicated and difficult. To be successful in seeking employment, job hunters must be aware of the following trends.
- lifelong employment with one organization is less common
- workers are required to learn new skills as technologies change
- most new jobs are in services and information
- organizations are slimming down to smaller staff/work teams
- there is a marked increase in temporary employment
- job security is considered 3-7 years with the same employer
- the average age of workers is rising
Job hunting can be frustrating, yet it can also be a challenging and rewarding experience. It requires knowledge, energy, and commitment. The Georgia Department of Labor wants to assist you as you seek new employment.
Printable worksheets and forms to use with the workbook are available online in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. PDF files require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print file. Download the Adobe Acrobat Reader if it is not already installed on this computer.
This online workshop is an adaptation of the material provided during our Re-Place Yourself workshop conducted at GDOL Career Centers around the state. If you would like to attend the complete workshop, please contact your local career center to schedule an appointment or more information.
Some
information in this book is based on concepts or materials developed
by JIST Works, Inc., Indianapolis, IN. They have been used with permission
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