ADDITIONAL RESOURCES | DOWNLOADS
TOOLS TO JUMP START YOUR SEARCH
Whether you are just starting out by seeking help with the basics like resume writing or are looking to expand your network on LinkedIn, we provide you with a number of valuable job search resources.
Metro-Wide Listing
The Twin Cities has a number of job support groups that provide training and networking opportunities for anyone looking for work. We have provided a useful document called "Master Networking List" made available to you through Google Drive which you may access by clicking here.
Learning to interview well sets you apart from other candidates. Here are some essential tips to consider when interviewing for a job. We have provided 6 tip sheets on Google Drive which you may access here.
Looking for additional resources for your search? We have provided 7 useful documents on Google Drive which you may access here.
Learn how to write a career plan, track jobs and more!
Skill and personality assessments can help you in your job search - especially when embarking on a new career and wanting to better convey you who you are and what you do. Values and Personality Assessment Tools are available here on Google Drive.
Access past presentations from monthly meetings offered by Crossroads Career Network at Grace Church. Click here to access all of our monthly meeting presentation slides.
Learn tips on how create a Linkedin profile, write resumes, and prepare a resume for those pesky online application tracking systems. We have created 5 resume writing tip sheets which you can access on Google Drive.
Networking is an essential part of your job search. Use these resources to apply "best practices" when networking. Access 7 useful documents to assist you with your networking activities, you may access them here on Google Drive.
OTHER HELPFUL WEBSITES
Crossroads Career
Be sure to visit the national
Crossroads Career website at
www.crossroadscareer.org
Webinar: How to Prepare for Your Next Career Fair
www.thebalancecareers.com
Article: Tips for Getting the Most Out of a Job Fair
