Although one may not actually find a job on the internet, how can the big job boards be helpful to job hunters?

NOTE: PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION AND NUMBERED THEM.

For this week, edit the wiki (journal) and answer the following questions: (You do not have to retype the question, but please reference the chapter and number to ensure proper credit is given during grading. You may want to copy and paste the questions into your wiki.)

Chapter 13:

When preparing to search for a job, what should you do before writing a resume?

Although one may not actually find a job on the internet, how can the big job boards be helpful to job hunters?

In searching for a job, how can you build a personal brand, and why is it important to do so?

What is a customized resume and why should you have one?

What is an ATS, and how does it affect the way you prepare a resume? How can you maximize the keyword hits in your resume? What three categories are most important?

What are the three parts of a cover message, and what does each part contain?

Chapter 14:

During a job interview, do the interviewer and the interviewee want the same thing? How do their purposes differ?

Briefly describe the types of hiring/placement interviews you may encounter.

Career coaches warn candidates to never enter a job interview “cold.” What does this mean, and how can a candidate heed the warning?

Should candidates be candid with interviewers when asked about their weaknesses?

What are situational and behavioral interview questions, and how can you craft responses that will make a favorable impression on the interviewer?

List the steps you should take immediately following your job interview.

How can you help your references provide the best possible recommendation?

If you receive a job offer, why is it important to write an acceptance message, and what should it include?

Is it a good idea to follow up after a job rejection? Why or why not?

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