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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2023 · 34 MIN

How to stand out when applying for jobs

from Work It: A UVic career exploration podcast · host University of Victoria Co-op and Career Services

How can you stand out when you’re applying for jobs? It can be intimidating to put yourself out there and apply for jobs when you're just beginning your career. How can you make a great impression, showcase your skills and stand out to recruiters?  Katy and Emma talk with career educator Richard Myers about how to make an impact with your resume and cover letter during the job application process! Learn how to read a job posting effectively, identify your key skills, and showcase your experience during your job search. Plus, we talk about strategies for effective networking, how to use LinkedIn to help your job search, and how AI can help you read a job posting.(00:00) - Intro  Resources from this episode ·      Attend a career workshop at UVic·      Job application tips on our website Sign up for our weekly e-newsletter Follow UVic Co-op and Career on social media

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