PCM - LECTURE 9 - Simulating Philippine Workplace
PCM - LECTURE 9 - Simulating Philippine Workplace
PCM - LECTURE 9 - Simulating Philippine Workplace
PHILIPPINE WORKPLACE
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Professional Correspondence
•Evaluating and writing several
workplace documents : memos ,
business letters , emails
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COVER LETTER / RESUME
Arinto ( 2009) – a cover letter
( application letter ) is a letter to a prospective
employer to persuade him/her to give you a
job.
•One-page long , in about three to five
paragraphs
•First paragraph : State interest in the
specified position and reasons
•Second paragraph : State qualifications
supported with concrete and specific details .
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• Closing paragraph- Request for interview or
some form of follow-up action. Provide contact
information or mention the option of calling or
sending an email to arrange for an interview.
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Types of resumés:
1.Chronological – education and work
experiences are grouped in chronological
order
2.Functional – focuses on the skills and
talents developed by the applicant.
3.Chrono-functional – combination of the
two types (list of job history , education and
marketable qualifications)
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Types of resumés:
1.Chronological – education and work
experiences are grouped in chronological
order
2.Functional – focuses on the skills and
talents developed by the applicant.
3.Chrono-functional – combination of the
two types (list of job history , education and
marketable qualifications)
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EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWS
1.Information interview- the goal is
to gather facts and opinions from
someone with expertise and
experience on a specific field.
2.Appraisal interview – where a
supervisor makes an estimation
and judgment of the quality and
worth of an employee’s
performance .
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3. Disciplinary interview – an
interview conducted following a
disciplinary investigation.
4. Exit interview – occurs at the
termination of an employment.
5. Stress interview – conducted to
see how the employee act under
pressure or how to respond to
difficult situations.
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PREPARATIONS FOR A JOB
INTERVIEW:
1, Researching about the company
2. Predicting possible questions
3. (During the interview)
• Arrive early and present yourself well;
•Smile , make eye contact and control your
body movements.
•Be clear and show enthusiasm.
•Wait for the interviewer to officially signal
the end of the interview
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AREAS FOR INTERVIEW
QUESTIONS:
1.Job expectations
2.Academic background
3.Knowledge of the organization
4.Work experience
5.Career goals
6.Strengths and weaknesses
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