Career Guide 2021-2022

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CAREER PORTFOLIO Use the Career Portfolio to compile information documenting the skills and experiences you gain every semester at FSU. Recording these details as they occur will allow you to quickly and easily access facts about your accomplishments to share with professors, employers, and graduate school admissions committees.

WHAT IS IT? The Career Portfolio is an online tool created by the Florida State University Career Center to present your skills and experiences to prospective employers, graduate schools, and other organizations. You can use the Career Portfolio to learn about skills that employers and graduate schools value most, build a personal profile using the skills matrix, post your résumé, and list positive references from people who know you well. Then, upload examples of your best work (called “artifacts”) and share your portfolio with potential employers or graduate schools.

HOW IT CAN HELP Your Career Portfolio can help you organize and describe your accomplishments at FSU and beyond. You can use the portfolio to articulate your qualifications, skills, and abilities, which may help you answer interview questions more effectively. Furthermore, employers can see actual evidence of your work such as papers, presentations, and videos.

BUILD YOUR PORTFOLIO 1. Profile Your profile is the first area referred users, such as employers, will see when entering your Career Portfolio. The profile section gives you the opportunity to make a strong first impression. You can highlight items, such as your background and goals, or write a cover letter directed at an individual viewer. The profile can be personalized to fit your needs, allowing you to summarize your strengths and qualifications. Suggested profile headings might include “Education,” “Background,” or “Research Interests.” Click “Add a New Profile” in the Profile section of the portfolio to begin!

1. Build Your Portfolio: Create your profile and skills matrix, then upload your résumé/CV, references, artifacts, and examples.

2. Manage Your Portfolio: Name, customize, view, and share your portfolio.

3. Continue to Learn and Grow: Learn and develop skills employers value most and find opportunities for continued academic and professional growth to add to your portfolio.

HOW DO I BEGIN? 1. Access the Career Portfolio at portfolio.fsu.edu or log in through myFSU. 2. Explore resources for a comprehensive overview. 3. Start building your portfolio!

The FSU Career Center • career.fsu.edu

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On-Campus Interviews

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pages 87-88

Career Portfolio

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pages 83-85

Insight Global

1min
page 82

ProfessioNole Ready

1min
page 79

Graduate School Resources

4min
pages 75-76

ProfessioNole Mentors

1min
page 78

Write Your CV

2min
page 73

Write Your Personal Statement

2min
page 71

FSU Panama City

2min
pages 69-70

Graduate or Professional School

4min
pages 67-68

Negotiate Job Offers

8min
pages 63-65

Use Proper Etiquette

7min
pages 59-61

2021-2022 Calendar Dates

2min
page 58

Attend Career Fairs

2min
page 57

Search for Full-Time Work

9min
pages 53-56

Study, Intern, and Work Abroad

2min
page 46

FSU Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship

1min
page 52

Job Shadow

1min
page 40

Get Involved

2min
page 45

Internships

4min
pages 42-43

Part-Time Jobs

3min
pages 38-39

Perfect Your Skills: Mock Interviewing

1min
page 36

Follow-Up Interviews

3min
page 35

LinkedIn Profile Checklist

1min
pages 26-27

Ace the Interview

7min
pages 32-34

Career Competencies

1min
page 28

Your Decision-Making Process

2min
page 7

Conduct an Information Interview

7min
pages 8-10

Write Effective Letters

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pages 21-23
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