Interviews - practice this now so that are are ready with answers during an interview.
Interviewer:
Welcome to [name
of your organization].
My name is [your
name].
Describe your most recent job –
What company?
What was your
position?
What were your
responsibilities?
What accomplishment at
that job are you most proud of?
Name a mistake you
made and what you did about it.
Describe one of your strengths?
Describe one of your weaknesses?
Do you have questions for me?
Applicant:
When will you inform
applicants of your decision?
How many people have
applied for this job?
Thank you for your time.
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Facebook Photos That Make You Look Good
By Allen Grove
http://collegeapps.about.com/od/theartofgettingaccepted/ss/good-facebook-photos.htm Accessed 11 Nov. 2013
“Facebook does come with potential
risks for college applicants. Some admissions
officers do try to get more information on applicants through social media, and
in many cases what they find ends up hurting an applicant's chances. In that same Kaplan survey, 35% of admissions
officers who looked up students in Facebook or Google found information that
made a negative impressions.”
Keep
photos and posts of:
Team sports
Award ceremonies
Attendance at conferences, events
Volunteering
Campus activities
Your own art and music, other talents
Remove
photos and posts of:
Drinking
Drugs
Illegal activities
Inappropriate clothing
Public displays of affection
Nudity
Violence
Cursing
Plagiarism
Students of the sciences need to understand what plagiarism is. A student in the US could be expelled from his university for plagiarizing. You could lose your job and have all of your·research discredited.
See this post for tips on avoiding plagiarism.
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