Answer to Question about a Job Interview?
July 13, 2015
Kerry D. asks… Q. I’ve got a job interview next week. Any tips for me? A. My friend Carl Ollerer, HR Mgr. at Trelleborg Sealing Solutions, has these recommendations: What […]
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Kerry D. asks… Q. I’ve got a job interview next week. Any tips for me? A. My friend Carl Ollerer, HR Mgr. at Trelleborg Sealing Solutions, has these recommendations: What […]
Read MoreApplicant with little or no industry experience: • Keep your job search objective short and direct. Example: Seeking an internship with a respected Chicago area CNC Machining firm. • Identify […]
Read MoreRoberto G. asks… Q. My father says I should look into manufacturing apprenticeships. Is this a good career path? A. Actually, your Dad’s comment is a good one. Working at […]
Read MoreAccording to Tim Grant of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, a greater number of high school students are realizing that preparing for college means saving more, borrowing less, and taking on part […]
Read MoreJack L. asks… Q. I hear companies are paying for tuition. Is this true? A. Yes, some are. Starbucks made headlines last spring when they announced they would pay for […]
Read MoreTwo years ago, President Obama announced the idea of a college-rating system. Sadly, that has not occurred yet and now the U.S. Department of Labor released a framework for this […]
Read MoreI have spoken before about businesses collaborating with education but now there is another partnership here at home. The Fabricators & Manufacturers Association Intl. (FMA) announced on May 26 that […]
Read MoreMy last posting discussed attitude preparations for a job. Next, let’s do some things before applying: • Ensure your resume is created/reviewed by a professional. Aunt Sue’s help was convenient […]
Read MorePatrick A. asks… Q: How much math do I need to go into CNC machining? A: You need a good, working knowledge of basic math skills including arithmetic, some geometry, […]
Read MoreFelix K. asks… Q: I heard that manufacturing jobs are coming back to America. Your comments, please. A: That is correct. In the 2000s, firms went overseas for manufacturing because […]
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