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Work Talk Review

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    A review of the main points covered in the Work Talk course
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  • What do the letters STAR stand for when answering behavioural question in job interviews?
    Situation, Task, Action, Result
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  • Give 3 examples of questions you can ask at a job interview.
    A typical day at work; The next step of the process; Anything the interviewer may still like to know about you; What the interviewer likes about their job
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  • Name two topics you should avoid asking about in the first interview
    Salary/Wages; Time off/Holidays
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  • Name three common behavioural interview question topics
    Conflict, team work, customer service, problem solving, time management, mistakes, achieving a goal, leadership
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  • The employer wants to know that you: 1. will f ___ __ with the team 3. are m__ __ __ __ __ __ ed
    fit, motivated
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  • Name two things you can say if you don't understand a question.
    Would you mind saying that again, please? Could you repeat that, please? (Sorry), I didn’t quite catch that. Would you mind rephrasing the question?
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  • Name 3 ways to make a good first impression
    Eye contact, firm handshake, smile, respond to small talk, be well presented, be on time
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  • Name 3 things you can do to find a job other than use online job websites
    recruitment agencies, networking, cold calling, volunteering,
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  • What are 3 benefits of volunteering?
    Become familiar with NZ workplace culture, practice English, gain experience, referees, build networks and contacts
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  • Name three ways to prepare for a job interview
    predict questions, research the company, prepare your clothing, prepare questions to ask, practice with a friend
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  • How can you predict interview questions?
    Read the job advertisement/description carefully and note the keywords
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  • How can you show that you are enthusiastic about the role?
    Research the organisation well and mention examples of what you have found out.
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  • What should be included in a cover letter?
    Why you are interested in the job, your key skills and experience, a "call to action", your contact details
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  • Name 5 things that MUST be included in your CV
    Contact details, work history, skills, referees, hobbies/interests, education, voluntary work if you have done it
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  • Give 3 examples of transferable skills
    Time management, organisation, communication, customer service, motivation...
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  • 70% of jobs are not advertised in the usual way. N__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ is a key to discovering these jobs.
    Networking
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