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Keeping Track of your Job Search
It is very important to keep good records of your job searches. Employers want to know that you have
done your homework on their company before applying. They also want to know that you are
organized and remember the details of all the jobs that you have applied for. Creating and using a
tracking sheet is a good way to make sure that you are doing all that you can find permanent
employment.
It is a good idea to designate an entire notebook to a job search and use each page for a different job.
Below is an example of a tracking sheet, you can follow this format or create your own.
Sample Form:
Date
Name of Company, Address
Contact Name, Contact Number
Name of Publication (where you heard about this opening), Date of Publication
Job Details (listed in ad)
Application/Resume information (when you applied, submitted resume)
Comments (personal notes on what the company was like, people, etc.)
Status/Next Steps (Are you waiting to hear from them, did they tell you to call them, etc.)
Calls (Lists all calls made to and received from company)
Sample Log:
10/29/03
Hastings Incorporated, 4566 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55409
Kim Weller, (612) 222-2222
Star Tribune Working Online, 10/26/03 Issue
Full time warehouse position. Requires lifting of 50+ lbs, walking for long periods of
time and a valid MN drivers license.
Submitted application and resume to HR 10/31/03.
Comments Nice woman named Kate Jackson working front desk at HR. Location was
DT. Need to find out about parking.
Status Waiting to hear from them. If they have not called by 11/6/03 I will call them.
Calls 11/6/03-Called and left a message on the HR Front Desk line.
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