Job Search Vocabulary Review

4. hearing or finding out about job openings from family, friends, neighbours, or coworkers
6. job opportunities that are not advertised publicly and that are often shared or found through connections/networking or referrals
8. the active and intentional process of building and maintaining relationships with people for professional or social purposes with the specific goal of creating connections and exploring opportunities related to employment
11. a document sent with a resume to a potential employer, introducing you and highlighting skills and experience that make you a good fit for a specific job
12. an event where job seekers and employers can meet and at which companies set up booths to share information about available jobs

1. unpaid work that helps you build skills, make contacts, and sometimes learn about job opportunities
2. notices or announcements from employers that show available jobs
3. websites where many employers post job openings (e.g., Indeed, LinkedIn, JobBank.ca)
5. a formal meeting where an employer assesses a candidate's skills, experience, and personality to determine if they are a good fit for a job
7. a document that summarizes a person's professional experience, skills, and education to apply for a job
9. an organization that helps people find work by matching job seekers with employers
10. when someone who you know recommends you to an employer for a job