It never hurts to be prepared when it comes to a job search. Here are some suggestions from GEICO to help get you ready.
Resumes:
Remember, you’re telling a story – a very important story – about your work life. Let it show a little of your personality and your enthusiasm.
Highlight the relevant experience you have for the job you want. Tailor the resume to that particular job.
Be specific about the work you’ve done. Show the results of projects you’ve worked on and the success stories.
Keep it short. Add some details, but not too many, especially if they won’t be useful to the job you’re seeking.
Be positive. You’ve accomplished much in your past work experience, and we’d like to see that pride.
Interviewing:
Be prompt for your interview.
Be prepared.
Be courteous.
Make eye contact.
Have a firm handshake.
Listen carefully.
Be clear about what value you would bring to the company and the job.
Be honest with the company.
Be honest with yourself and ask yourself ‘is this really the right job for me?’
Thank those you interview with for their time and the opportunity to meet them.
A job search is very stressful. Take good care of yourself while you’re looking for your next job. Find ways to relax that will help keep you positive, focused and confident.
If you’re applying at GEICO, they’ve made it very easy for you. Just go to the online Careers site at http://careers.geico.com/ to learn about the company, what GEICO can offer you in terms of career growth and benefits, and which positions are waiting for someone – maybe you – to step right into.
Teresa Davis, human resources manager in Tucson, says they like to hear from applicants who understand the importance of customer service and who are enthusiastic about a career with GEICO.
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