How do I know what workplace skills will transfer into other jobs?and to what jobs?
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The broader the skills the more likely they will have transferability.  Every job has value.  Do a good job, learn as much as you can, take on other assignments that might not be in direct line of your job but offer other opportunities to develop. Finally, speak to your supervisor regarding your individual development....don't go empty handed have a few ideas about what you might like to do..good luck
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build on what relevant experience both fields share. if it's customer interaction based then focus on that, it it's work related or using some sort of trade or skilll then focus on that. Lateral changes are reletively easy depending on how you phrase your experience. point out similarities and job duties each share and go with that. All jobs are pretty much the same anyways  since you never perform just one duty you know. embellish a little if you have to
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You really need to ask at your local Job Centre (if they are still called that)   Tell them what you would like to do and they should be able to do a search for you and give you all the information you require.\n\nTake a look at this link for Job Centre Plus info.\n\nhttp://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk/JCP/Customers/Helpwithtraining/index.html
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Who depends on what is important.\nAre you solely depending on this job or The job is depending on you ?\nIf you are capable,competent,confident, You can find many such jobs and the present job will not leave you,insted follows behind you.But If it is other way round, its Hightime,acquire some additional skills to start something new or own!
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In addition to knowledge of the company and job (obviously), the #1 thing I can suggest is go into it with questions of your own as if you have the job. This shows you are so interested in doing it you want to know everything there will be to do.  \n"What are the top 5 things to do in a day?"\n"Of the responsibilities/projects I'm given, how much of my own experience/insight/ideas can I contribute and put into play?\n"I would like to take the opportunity to meet with each group/department I will be working with to understand how we integrate. Can this be part of my training?"\nAny other questions really depend on the market you're in.
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Look for work that you love to do.\n\nLook for an environment where you can continue to learn.\n\nLook for work where you like the people you work with.\n\nLook for work where they pay you well.
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Actually, I would ask your supervisor what would be most beneficial to you.  For all you know, they may have shortages in other departments that they'd love to promote you in to. \n\nHowever, if you're really enjoying your current position, and want to move up in your department, I'd advise getting a degree in Business, with a concentration in Management.  You'll learn what you need to know for your current job, and with some Management background, you'll be highly promotable.\n\nGood luck!
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Start thinking of different ideas to consolodate job functions.  Be innovative.  Multi task.  Start delegating tasks or asking people to do things around the office.  Be a leader.
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- What strengths do you bring?\n- What have you done at your previous employer that I should know about?
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Focus on what you CAN do well when you create your resume.  List your skills and abilities and tailor them to the employer's needs.  Think it through.  Take your time.  \n\nTake a look at the article below about transferable skills.  It can probably help you, too.\n\nWhy are transferable skills important? If you do not possess a great deal of experience in the field of work you are pursuing, you will need to attract the prospective employer’s attention by emphasizing the skills that you DO have which relate to the position you are interested in.
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I am seeking a position which will more fully utilize my skills and abilities.
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They will test out your skills that will be needed for the job you will be doing.  They may expect that they will need to train you to some degree but want minimal skill set.
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Go to the required skills section of the Job Description. For each skill the job requires, think of how your friend meets or exceeds that skill and provide an example. What industry is the job in? If it's a bank: hightlight how moral and ethical your friend is. If it's in the fashion industry - highlight his/her creativity. You get the jist!
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research the job to know all of the responsibly and then apply if you need any skill up dates get it and up date your resume to show your up dated skills talk to some one who is in that job now to get pointers \n\ngood luck I love being the first one to answer a question hope it helped you!!!
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A good way is to see what other people are doing, and try to do the same thing. New jobs can be hard. Keep trying and you should do fine.
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Go to there website and clicks careers/jobs at the bottom and it will tell you how.
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Here is an exercise I use to help make a career map. This will help you figure out what will make you happy, then you can work on figuring out how to connect what you have done with where you want to go.\n\nI tried to past it here but it gets all wonky - so I put the link below.