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Career Coaching - Job Search Process

Advice from the "Five o'Clock Club" on "The Key Steps in Finding a Great New Job". Typical areas that career coaches work on with job-seekers or those in career transition. Subtopics: Getting ready to Search, Search for Interviews, Interviewing and Negotiating.

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career, resume, interview, search, job
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Material Type:
Collection
Date Added to MERLOT:
January 14, 2008
Date Modified in MERLOT:
February 8, 2023
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Joanne Kung-Vincett
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College General Ed, College Lower Division, College Upper Division, Graduate School, Professional
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English
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Grace Morris
Grace Morris (Staff)
3 years ago
This source is easy to navigate and understand upon reaching the external website. I particularly enjoyed this source because it listed information in a logical sense. If the individual is looking to gain key concepts fast, these articles' writing styles are favorable. This website on career coaching and the articles it holds are great introduction sources to each topic. It gives the reader some basic knowledge on the topic at hand. However, the reader might find themselves exploring other sources afterwards to gain more insight.
Time spent reviewing site: 20 minutes
Joanne Kung-Vincett
Joanne Kung-Vincett (Staff)
18 years ago
Very helpful systematic approach to the "Job Search Process", particularly the pages under "Getting Ready to Search". Keep in mind that this is written from an American cultural perspective.