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		<title>LFPL Job Shop - sponsored by the Library Foundation</title>
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		<title>Job Seeker Tips</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ <b>Resume</b> <br /><br />1.	Focus on accomplishments over daily tasks and responsibilities.  <br />2.	Show the employer what you can bring to the table.  Highlight skills and provide brief problem-solving examples.<br />3.	Create more than one resume or alter a basic resume to fit the position.   <br />4.	Have a format that is easy to read, with clear and legible font.<br /><br /> <b>Job Seeking</b> <br /><br />1.	Try networking in person as well as online through social networking sites.  Reach out to friends and family, start volunteering, or connect with others through alumni associations.<br />2.	Stay active while unemployed.  Take advantage of  <a href="http://www.lfpl.org/mylibraryu/" target="_blank" >free educational classes </a>  and  <a href="http://www.lfpl.org/events/?com=searchresult2&amp;t=8" target="_blank" >computer classes</a>  to keep skills sharp.  <br />3.	Watch out for  <a href="http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/moneymatters/jobs-hunting-scams.shtml" target="_blank" >job scams</a>  and keep your personal information private.<br />4.	If you don’t know where to start, try doing some career testing to match your skills and abilities to the right career for you.  <br /><br /> <b>Interview</b> <br /><br />1.	Research the company to learn about its history and mission. <br />2.	Prepare questions to ask the interviewer.<br />3.	Practice your elevator speech.  This should be a short 30 second response to the question “Tell me about yourself”.<br />4.	Try to frame all your answers in a positive way.<br />5.	Be on time.  Figure out how you will get there ahead of time.<br />]]></description>
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