Virtual interviews are similar to in-person interviews in many ways, but they also have important differences.
To shine in a video interview, learn about the methods, and try some of these important pointers.
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Boost your success in virtual interviews
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Resources for working with Spanish-speaking job seekers
l serving clients whose first language is Spanish? CareerOneStop offers nearly all of its career, training, and job search resources and information in Spanish.
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Workforce professionals: Skill up on using CareerOneStop!
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If you are a workforce professional, you depend on a variety of resources to support the success of your students or customers. Ideally, CareerOneStop should be one of them. CareerOneStop offers essential, easy-to-use tools built on authoritative data and information…
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Training and tools for workforce professionals
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In recognition of National Career Development Month, learn about training and tools to help workforce professionals address key career and job search needs and create high value in-person and remote employment-related services.
Resources for employment after a criminal record
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To help overcome job search and employment barriers due to a criminal record, CareerOneStop offers targeted tools and websites for both the currently incarcerated and those in the community.
Whether you’re a workforce professional who helps individuals find employment, or a job seeker who has a criminal record, CareerOneStop can help.
Pride month: Guidance for workforce professionals serving LGBTQ customers
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The U.S. Department of Labor has published guidelines and terminology to help workforce professionals effectively serve LGBT customers of the public workforce system and provide them with the knowledge, support, and guidance they need to be successful in their career planning and job search.
Developing a local business sector partnership?
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Building sector partnerships to expand a business sector in your community requires a shared understanding of jobs in the industry.
Discover competency models that can help you define the skills, knowledge, and other requirements needed for jobs in a wide variety of sectors.
New Videos Released! How to Crosswalk Competency Models and Curriculum
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The Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration has released three new videos in its series, How to Crosswalk Competency Models for Curriculum Development.
New Career Cluster Videos
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Students and others exploring their career options will find CareerOneStop’s newly released career cluster / industry videos a fun and informative way to learn about major categories of work.
Careers for people who like hands-on problem solving
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If your idea of a great job includes using tools, or working with animals, plants or materials like wood and machinery, you have a world of excellent career options to consider.
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