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o Know why there is a transition period when moving into the world of work. - CORRECT
ANSWER-Work and school are so different, there isn't a syllabus in the workforce, supervisors
instead of professors, you are there from 9-5, a professional, learn on your own
o Know what they say about your major and how it affects your future career - CORRECT
ANSWER-
Major mythology - CORRECT ANSWER-
Myth #1 You should find a career that is directly related to your major or your college education
was a waste of time - CORRECT ANSWER-Truth: 6 out of 10 grads are working in positions that
only indirectly are related to their undergrad studies
Myth #2 Once you have selected a major you a re on a direct route to a career - CORRECT
ANSWER-Truth: Never a straight line, Never want to ignore options or refuse to accept realities
Myth #3 Knowing is always better than not knowing - CORRECT ANSWER-Truth: Planning is
essential to career development, it doesn't lead to clear-cut once and for all decisions, explore
the truths and your options
, Myth #4 If you do all the right things, you will move smoothly toward your career goals with no
interruptions, changes, and disappointments - CORRECT ANSWER-Truth: NOT. You have control
over choices and behaviors, you cannot control thoughts, feelings, and actions of others; nor
anticipate the impact of local, national, and global events, on your personal and professional
world
Myth #5 Your choice of major provides you with all the information needed to select a career -
CORRECT ANSWER-Truth: Picking a major is just the beginning.
Resume and Cover letters - CORRECT ANSWER--Resumes should be 1 page/objective statement
are negotiable
-Depends on experience
-Never longer than 2 pages
-Info should be relevant & not crammed
-Can edit style to make space
-Font should be 12 pt or bigger
-Better to be brief than long
-Make sure reader knows there is a second page
-Most recent at top
continued: - CORRECT ANSWER-Consistency, consistency, consistency
Font, style, bullets
White spaces
Brief is better
Don't include irrelevant personal info
Spell check