will somebody please create a table that lays out a day-by-day plan to use as a job aid for your employment search spanning 3 weeks. i have been up two days trying to do this and it is all new to me.
First decide on the kind of job you want.
You'll need to read want ads, check online job sources, your college placement office and network with friends.
Contact bosses, teachers, and leaders of any activity for which you've volunteered. Ask some of them for written recommendations.
You'll also need to send resumes and cover letters to those who are hiring.
It also helps to walk around areas you'd like to work, looking for Help Wanted signs.
Put all of this into a day-by-day schedule for 21 days, making sure you leave ample time and have the flexibility to go to job interviews.
From May 13:
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hmmmm I have answer, why don't u do your own college work?
Certainly! I understand that creating a day-by-day plan for a three-week employment search can be overwhelming, especially if you are new to the process. I'll explain how you can create a table to help you with your job search plan.
To create a table, you can use various software applications such as Microsoft Word, Excel, Google Docs, or even pen and paper. Here's a step-by-step process to help you create a table:
1. Start by deciding on the duration and structure of your plan. Since you mentioned a three-week plan, you could create a table with three columns representing each week and multiple rows for each day.
2. Choose the software application you are most comfortable with and open a new document or worksheet.
3. Look for the table option within the application. In Microsoft Word or Google Docs, you can typically find it under the "Insert" or "Table" menu. In Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, you can directly create a table within a worksheet.
4. Set the number of columns and rows you need to accommodate each day of the three-week period. You can adjust these later if needed.
5. Fill in the headers for each column. For example, Week 1, Week 2, Week 3.
6. Fill in the rows with the corresponding dates for each day of the three weeks.
7. Now you can start adding information into the table. Here are some suggestions for what you can include in each cell:
- Morning: List specific activities like researching companies, updating your resume or cover letter, and setting up job alerts.
- Afternoon: Allocate time for networking, reaching out to contacts, attending virtual career events, or practicing interview skills.
- Evening: Reserve time for following up on applications, relaxing, or engaging in personal development activities.
8. Customize the table based on your specific needs and preferences. You can add or remove columns, adjust the layout, or include additional information, such as the job titles you will apply for on each day.
9. Save your table regularly as you work on it to avoid losing any data.
Remember, this table is just a tool to help guide you through the job search process. Feel free to modify it according to your requirements and adapt it as you make progress or encounter new opportunities.
I hope this explanation helps you in creating your day-by-day plan for your employment search!