Workbook 6 - Literacy Link South Central

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Activity Seven: Develop Questions to Ask the EmployerEssential Skills Tip: Writing, Thinking (Find Information)• Record questions you would like to ask an employer• Find information to develop questions for a job interview18Essential Use Skills a local Tips: job Writing, ad for a position Thinking you (Find are Information)interested in and develop three questionsthat you would like to ask the employer. Try and do some research on theRecord questions you would like to ask an employerFind employer information first both to develop through questions the Internet for a and job the interview local labour market.Use a local job ad for a position you are interested in and develop three questions thatyou would like to ask the employer. Try and do some research on the employer firstboth through the internet and the local labour market board. Do you need to know howto find information on your local labour market board? Check out <strong>Workbook</strong> Three.1. 1.Three Questions for the Employer During the Interview2. 2.3. 3.Careerbuilder.ca has an article that suggests a number of questions to ask at the jobinterviewType careerbuilder.ca in your search engine and click on Career Advice. Then clickon the article, “The Best Questions to Ask in the Interview.”From: www.careerbuilder.ca/Article/CB-203-Interviewing-The-Best-Questions-to-Ask-inthe-Interview/?sc_extcmp=cbca_9203&cblang=CAEnglish&SiteId=cbca_920334To find more questions, use your search engine and search Questions to ask the
Careerbuilder.ca has an article that suggests a number of questions to ask at the job interview.Type careerbuilder.ca in your search engine and click on Career Advice. Then click on thearticle, “The Best Questions to Ask in the Interview.”From: www.careerbuilder.ca/Article/CB-203-Interviewing-The-Best-Questions-to-Ask-inthe-Interview/?sc_extcmp=cbca_9203&cblang=CAEnglish&SiteId=cbca_9203To find more questions, use your search engine and search Questions to ask the employerduring a job interview.Are you wondering what not to ask? Steer away from questions about pay and benefits. Forexample:• How much does this position pay?• Could I work from home?• How many weeks off does the company offer?• How much sick time do I get?These types of questions tell the employer that you are less concerned about how you can helptheir business and more concerned about your own interests.35
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