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Choose and Contact References What is a reference? A reference is a person that employers can contact to learn more information about you, your character or abilities. Choosing a reference is a very important step in the job search process. MyBlueprint Steps to Getting a Job Two Types of References Character or Personal Reference: Professional Reference: Someone who will vouch for your Someone who will vouch for your personal character or personality. professional work ethic This person may know you outside and experience. For example, a of a work environment and is not former supervisor or someone a relative or a social friend. For you volunteered for. example, a coach or a club leader. How to Find the Ideal Reference Who do I What What abilities know that skills does the do I have that can speak job require? match? about my abilities to an employer? How to Find the Ideal Reference The ideal reference will be able to speak specifically about your abilities and strengths and will provide examples of your work and/or character. You’ll want to consider selecting people who know you and your work quite well, as opposed to picking people you consider to have important job titles. What if I don't have any previous work experience? First time job seekers are not able to provide a professional reference because they haven't worked before. In this case, they will use personal references. In general, anyone who can vouch for your work ethic, reliability, and your ability to achieve in an employment or academic setting can give you a personal reference. Don't forget: Babysitting, paper routes, snow removal or summer yard maintenance are all examples of previous work.
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