By the end of this video, you will discover resources and assessments to research roles that match the skills, knowledge, and qualifications that you want to use.
- Finding roles of interest can seem overwhelming,…but there are many resources…that will make it much easier…for you to find ones…that much your interests, skills, and knowledge.…Let's start with some free resources.…First, LinkedIn is a great comprehensive resource.…Even if you're not sure what roles…you might be interested in exploring…but know the skills, knowledge,…and/or the qualifications you'd like to use,…LinkedIn can be a great resource.…By using the global search bar…you can enter preferred skills, knowledge,…and qualification keywords,…and then explore the companies, industries,…and individual profiles of people using those keywords…in their profiles.…
Second, the O*NET OnLine is an extensive database…powered by the US Department of Labor.…It tells you what you'll need…for certifications and education…and how much you can expect to earn in the US.…It also indicates future job prospects in the field…and describes what skills you'd use daily.…You can search for specific occupations…or you can just explore…
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6/5/2018- Identifying your mission alignment
- Finding the right work culture
- Understanding work roles
- Researching salary ranges
- Identifying employer needs
- Identifying your gaps
- Strengthening your skills
- Building experience outside of academia
- Evaluating degree programs based on ROI
- Presenting yourself as the best candidate
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