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Three Careers one common objective

Technical Writing 2100


Spring 2014


By:
Ernesto Calderon
Rick Kilboy
Marlo Matamoros
Gabriela V. Zavala Orozco

Table of Contents

Introduction
Purpose Statement
Teams Work-Project
Research Questions
Overview of Results
Methodology
Career Key Words
Resume Elements
Key Experience
References and Networking
Conclusion









Introduction

A successful resume = Desired Employment
Our group consists of different career fields in which each member of our group
interviewed different people from their job fields, and those fields include Criminal Justice,
Aviation, and Business Management. In order for us to complete this assignment, as mentioned
above we had to come up together to bring our differences and similarities as a group. At the
beginning we had a hard time, trying to figure out how we were going to accomplish our goal of
interviewing the different managers. Most of the people which we interview took a long time to
answer our questions back. In a way for a while we were stuck with no information at all, we
were afraid of not being able to accomplish this assignment, since our hiring managers have
pretty busy schedules.
Since we have different careers, we thought our answers would be completely different.
But as we start sharing our interviews, we had discover there are too many similarities in what
the hiring managers ask from us, so we can be able to get the desired job from the company each
one of us would like to continue working or start working for. Having different career fields
makes it a challenge for everyone in the group, since we did not know any information about
each other career field. When we had to meet each other, we had different schedules in which
sometimes one of us was not able to make it, but we would informed each other what had we
done, and what the other member had to do in order to accomplish the goal of sharing the
information they have. Working together has brought us new knowledge from different careers
and different perspectives about our education.

Questions based on the Resume and career field


1. What are you looking for in this field?
2. What kind of key elements are you looking for in a resume with someone applying with your
company?
3. What are some key words that we can use in our resume to spark your interest?
4. What kind of educational background are you looking for?
5. How do you guys consider a good candidate for your company?
6. Do you have some of expectations in people you are interviewing?
7. Have you ever hired someone if they did not have the experience required? If so why?
8. What kind of qualities are you looking for in someone trying to employ with your company?
9. How did you get in the company, and what did it take for you to get in the position you are
currently working?
10. Did you have previous experience before entering to this job field?


Overview of Results

The ability to work with others
Past Experience
Match the job description
Networking
Volunteering
Similarities

Aviation key words

Altimeter Attitude Indicator
Airspeed Indicator Magnetic Compass
Heading Indicator Vertical Speed Indicator
V.O.R Landing Gear
Angle of Attack Vertical Stabilizer


Business Management Keywords

Action Words Leadership
Great Experience Self Starter
Empathy Motivated
Work with community Organized
Qualifications Education

Criminal Justice Keywords
Knowledge of basic laws and regulations Law enforcement operations, techniques
Maintain order and protecting life and property Criminal investigative duties
Anti-Terrorism Community Oriented Policing
Crime Prevention Crowd Control
Search & Seizure Victim Services
Media Relations Traffic Enforcement
Interrogation Crime Scene Security
Court Case Management Community Engagement
Write Uniform Officer Reports Issue citations Assist victims of accidents

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