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DECONSTRUCTING THE JOB DESCRIPTION
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COLUMN 1: Deconstruct the job posting by looking for information about: |
COLUMN 2: Details from the job posting
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1. The company description · What is the “core business” of this company? · How long have they been in business? · How big is this company? Is it part of a larger, global group? · What is its reputation? · What are goals of the company? · Who does the company service? How do they provide service? What needs do they meet? What needs does the company have? |
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2. The job title · What does it tell you about the job? · Can you identify others in the field with this job title? (Who work at this company? LinkedIn profiles?). If so, what are their responsibilities, duties, skills, and credentials? |
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3. The job description · What are the duties and skills required? · What technical skills are required? · What transferable skills are required?
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4. The qualifications · What are the specific skills, education, and experience requirements? |
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5. The keywords · What industry specific lingo, keywords, and terminology are prominently featured? · What skills and qualifications do they relate to in the job description? |
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6. Additional Notes
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QUALIFICATIONS BALANCE SHEET
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Details from the Job Deconstruction Worksheet (Job requirements, responsibilities, etc.) |
Your Qualifications, Skills, and Accomplishments (Paraphrase your skills, experience, training, and personal attributes, mirroring the job description language where possible) |
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Essential Functions: |
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Minimum Qualifications/Preferred Qualifications: |
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Desired Experience: |
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Special Working Conditions: |
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Possible Employer Concerns: |
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Keywords: |
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Company Info (potential hook): |
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