Career Resources, Inc.
One-Stop Employment & Training Services
305 West Broadway, Suite 603
Louisville, KY 40202
Phone: (502)574-4780
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Jewish Family & Vocational Service
Career/Vocational Service Programs
3640 Dutchmans Lane
Louisville, KY 40205
Phone: (502)452-6341
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Center
For Women & Families, Inc.
Creative Employment Program
226 West Breckinridge Street
Louisville, KY 40201-2048
Phone: (502)581-7200
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South Louisville Community Ministries
Pathways
1703 Bicknell Drive
Louisville, KY 40214
Phone: (502)375-1220
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Before the interview:
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Learn about the organization.
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Have
a specific job or jobs in mind.
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Review your qualifications for the job.
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Prepare answers to broad questions about yourself.
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Review your resume.
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Practice an interview with a friend or relative.
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Arrive before the scheduled time of your interview.
Information to bring to your interview:
- Social Security
number.
- Driver's license
number.
- Resume. Although
not all employers require applicants to bring a resume, you should be able
to furnish the interviewer with information about your education,
training, and previous employment.
- Usually an
employer requires three references. Get permission from people before
using their names, and make sure they will give you a good reference. Try
to avoid using relatives. For each reference, provide the following
information: Name, address, telephone number, and job title.
Personal appearance:
- Be well groomed.
- Dress
appropriately.
- Do not chew gum
or smoke.
During the interview:
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Answer each question concisely.
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Respond promptly.
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Use
good manners. Learn the name of your interviewer and shake hands as you
meet.
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Use
proper English and avoid slang.
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Be
cooperative and enthusiastic.
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Ask
questions about the position and the organization.
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Thank the interviewer, and follow up with a letter.
Test (If employer administers one):
- Listen closely
to instructions.
- Read each
question carefully.
- Write legibly
and clearly.
- Budget your time
wisely and don't dwell on one question.
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