I have homework and i don't understand what to do help please.
Plan for a job search by considering how you would manage the resume,job-application letter, interview, and follow up letter.
Now may job is to create a table that lays out a day-to-day plan to use as a job aid for your employment search, spanning 3 weeks. I know to make a achart for 3 weeks right? now do i put resume, etc across the top and put what i do each day for each one of them? thanks.
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Yes, you are on the right track! To create a table for your job search plan, you can indeed put the resume, job application letter, interview, and follow-up letter across the top row of your chart.
For the subsequent rows, you can allocate a cell for each day of the three-week period. In each cell, you will indicate the specific tasks or actions you will take regarding each aspect of the job search.
Here is a step-by-step guide to help you create your table:
1. Open a blank document or use a spreadsheet software like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.
2. Create a table by drawing or inserting a table with the necessary number of rows and columns. The first row should be for the headers, including the categories mentioned.
3. In the first cell of the second row (directly below the "Resume" header), enter the specific task you plan to accomplish on day one regarding your resume. This could be updating your resume, tailoring it to a specific job posting, or seeking feedback on it.
4. Repeat step 3 for each day of the three-week period, filling in specific tasks related to your resume.
5. Move to the second row (directly below the "Job Application Letter" header) and repeat steps 3 and 4 for tasks related to drafting, revising, and sending out job application letters.
6. Continue this process for the "Interview" and "Follow-up Letter" headers, filling in specific tasks for each day in their respective rows.
7. Once you have completed the three-week chart, review it to ensure all necessary tasks are included and spread out evenly throughout the three-week period.
8. Save your chart as a reference and guide for your job search plan.
Remember, the specific tasks you include will depend on your individual circumstances, priorities, and preferences. Adjust the chart as needed to suit your needs and the specific requirements of your job search.
By having a comprehensive day-to-day plan laid out in this chart, you will be able to stay organized, focused, and ensure you are making progress in all areas of your job search.