Trending post
Sharon B
Bullet point
Follow
Literacy Lover, Urban Dweller, Believer in the Capacity of Humans

If you have no formal employment or are young and haven't had a real job, consider your volunteer and learning experiences that helped you learn how to be punctual, dependable and responsible. Volunteer experiences contribute many transferable skills like leadership, organization, learning to work well with others (being a team player is still a highly desirable and valuable skill). You should be able to articulate how you worked on projects and how rewarding those experiences were. Think and talk about what you learned. Did you lead a team? Did you work on fundraising? Did you engage in phone-banking for a charitable organization? Don't underestimate your work. Use it! These invaluable traits and skills are also highly valued and needed in the workplace......

#jobsearch #interview #jobskills #transferableskills #wordsofadvice

8
4 Comments
about 2 years ago
Like
Comment
Share
Lauren Tucker
Bullet point
Follow
Looking for work ever since 2019

Most of my resumé just happens to be that so, this is really encouraging to read.

2y
Like
Reply
1
See all replies
Phoebe Montrie
Bullet point
Follow
✨A Bartender Who Loves Helping Others!✨

What an amazing post @Sharon B! This is really helpful advice and really applicable for a lot of Jobcasers! Thanks for explaining how building these skills can set you up for success later on! I think Volunteering is rewarding in so many ways and younger folks should do it more often for sure. 💓

2y
Like
Reply
3
Add