Classic advice from the pros

With technology moving at a blistering pace, some of the steps you’ll take to get a new job have changed substantially. But some things haven’t changed. A good education. Solid writing skills. An understanding of the open position and how your skills relate to it.

This extensive job-seekers guide from the Puget Sound Chapter has classic advice on a myriad of aspects surrounding the job hunt. It was written in 1988 and revised by the chapter’s Education and Membership Committees (Kevin Bush, APR, Mark Dyce  and Stacy Hendricks©). The guide was reprinted in 1989, 1990, 1994 and 1998.

1. What Employers Look for in Public Relations Candidates
2. Researching the Job Market
3. Networking
4. Tools for a Successful Job Search
5. The Interview
6. Perseverance
7. Internships