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Finding the Perfect Job

Finding the Perfect Job

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Tamás Takáč

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9 Slides • 4 Questions

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Finding the Perfect Job

A guide to finding your dream job

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Finding the Perfect Job

  • Salary: Look for a job that offers a higher salary.

  • Working Time: Consider full-time, part-time, or shift work based on your availability and preferences.

  • Location and Commuting: Check if the workplace is easily accessible by public transport.

  • Working Conditions: Evaluate the type of work, colleagues, and work environment.

  • Job Search: Utilize online job portals, newspapers, personal connections, and employment offices.

  • Application Process: Prepare an application, motivational letter, and CV highlighting your qualifications and skills.

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Multiple Choice

What should you consider when looking for a job?

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Salary

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Working Time

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Location and Commuting

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Working Conditions

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Considerations

  • Salary: One of the important factors to consider when looking for a job.
  • Working Time: The amount of time you will be expected to work.
  • Location and Commuting: The distance and ease of travel to the workplace.
  • Working Conditions: The environment and atmosphere in which you will be working.

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Finding the Perfect Job

  • Experience: Previous jobs and responsibilities
  • Hobbies and Interests: Factors to consider in job search
  • Job Interview: Importance of clothing, body language, and questions to ask
  • Self-Employment: Being your own boss
  • Physical vs Mental Jobs: Differences and examples

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Multiple Choice

What factors should be considered in a job search?

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Previous jobs and responsibilities

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Hobbies and Interests

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Importance of clothing, body language, and questions to ask

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Being your own boss

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Hobbies and Interests

Did you know? Including your hobbies and interests in your job search can help you stand out and show your unique personality. Employers often look for candidates with diverse interests that align with their company culture. So don't be afraid to showcase your passion for photography or love for hiking during your job search!

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Finding the Perfect Job

  • Choosing a career path can be challenging and time-consuming.

  • Children often have unrealistic career aspirations, but as teenagers, they need to make a more informed decision.

  • Resources for finding a job include advertisements, job centers, and employment offices.

  • When applying for a job, candidates should send a CV and motivation letter.

  • The CV should include personal data, education details, skills, work experience, and interests.

  • Job applications should highlight the candidate's qualities and skills.

  • The interview is a crucial stage in the job application process.

  • Candidates should be punctual, dress appropriately, and communicate effectively during the interview.

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Multiple Choice

What resources can teenagers use to find a job?

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Advertisements

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Job centers

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Employment offices

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All of the above

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Teenagers and Job Hunting

  • Advertisements: Check local newspapers and online job boards for job listings.
  • Job centers: Visit job centers in your area for job search assistance and resources.
  • Employment offices: Contact employment offices for job placement and career guidance.

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Finding the Perfect Job

  • Smart and elegant clothes: suit, formal dress

  • Turn off your mobile phone

  • Show you are open minded

  • Use proper language in communication: do not use slang

  • Smile and keep eye contact

  • Be nice and stay calm

  • Find information about the organization

  • Answer questions clearly

  • Don't speak badly about former employers

  • Don't be nervous

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a recommended behavior during a job interview?

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Wearing smart and elegant clothes

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Using proper language in communication

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Speaking badly about former employers

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Being nervous

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Job Interview Trivia

Did you know? Being nervous is NOT a recommended behavior during a job interview. It's natural to feel nervous, but try to stay calm and confident. Remember, first impressions matter! Dress smart, use proper language, and never speak badly about former employers. Good luck!

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A guide to finding your dream job

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