Answer to Question 1
Networking allows you to exchange information. Within your network, you can discuss your employment goal(s),
and they may provide leads for employment opportunities. By networking, you may meet a potential employer
who would invite you to apply for a position.
Campus Career Development Centers offer assistance to their students in making contacts for employment
opportunities. Your career advisor will be able to direct you in locating the most recent information regarding your
career search, industry profiles, and a directory of employers interested in hiring college graduates.
Staffing services list openings of all kinds of workfull-time and part-time. Their services include employment
tests, advice on professional image, and based on technical and performance skills and interview success, the
agencies will place you in positions for which you are qualified and are likely to accept without charging any fees.
Answer to Question 2
The consequences of stretching or misrepresenting information about your performance skills include: Not being
hired for the position, being terminated after the fact if the organization determines information has been
misrepresented, being offered the position and not being able to perform at the level expected by the supervisor.
Differences in reproductive strategies.
This modified model of Easton’s systems theory puts government decision makers as the source of pol
Table 6.1 illustrates the main regime types and their differences. It breaks the regimes into four
In the retina, there are two types of light receptor cells: Rods are sensitive to differences in lig
comparisons/differences
Some skeletal differences between a knuckle-walking gorilla and a bipedal human