Seizing on a job opportunity can be as much of an art as it is a science. In this episode of the Public Health Insight Podcast, we walk you through the job search, application, and interview process from start to finish, covering the following:

◼️ What platforms you should be using to find job opportunities; and
◼️ Process for preparing and keeping job applications organized

◼️ Why you should avoid separating “volunteer” and “paid” work on your resume if you have limited experience;
◼️ Why you should try to avoid using terms like “intern” or “student” for professional placements;
◼️ The importance of asking a trusted colleague to critique your resume and cover letter;
◼️ Why you’re underestimating the power of LinkedIn; and
◼️ If or when you should follow up after submitting a job application.

◼️ Why you should prepare for virtual interviews in the same way you would for in-person;
◼️ What components make for the most memorable interviews;
◼️ How to develop questions you can ask the panel in an interview (with examples);
◼️ How to project confidence as you respond to interview questions; and
◼️ The factors that go into hiring a candidate and why job offers can often take a long time to come  after the interview

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