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Wildcats at Work - a bi-weekly newsletter from the Career Education Department

March 2004

Contact “Wildcats at Work”: E-mail: wildcatswork@mail.com Phone: Extension 107

Breaking News

Your Career Education Department is introducing the Bi-Weekly Newsletter “Wildcats at Work”!

This new electronic Newsletter will give you updates on exciting news from TSBVI classes and students that work on or off campus. You will get to learn more about what it means to be a good worker in the column: “Topic of the Week”. We will also introduce you to hard working fellow Wildcats in the “Wildcat Worker of the Week” or “Wildcat Workers of the Week” column.


Hard working Wildcats

We hope you are excited about the new Newsletter, and that you give us your feedback and ideas!

Topic of the Week

10 Reasons Employers Give for Rejecting Applicants

  1. Shows little interest in the job or wants it for the wrong reason
  2. Inability to communicate during the job interview
  3. Applicant has a history of job-hopping
  4. Poor health record
  5. Immature for age
  6. Poor personal appearance
  7. Undesirable manners or mannerisms
  8. Poor attitude
  9. Lack of job related skills
  10. Poorly completed application or sloppy resume

Wildcat Worker of the Week

Miguel binding braille books.
Miguel

Name: Miguel
Age: 17
Years at TSBVI: 10
Dream Job: Working in a hotel doing Laundry or Housekeeping.
Current job: I clean in Dorm K, the Rec. Building, and the Vocational Building. I work two days a week. I take out trash from different rooms. I vacuum, spray and wipe windows. I use gloves, and paper towels when cleaning windows.

I sort of like the job. I think its great to go to different buildings and not do the same thing over and over.

E-Mail us to let us know who should be the next Wildcat Worker of the Week!


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