Thursday, July 9, 2009
Tarrant County College trains National Semiconductor employees in Arlington on job hunting
ARLINGTON — Tarrant County College Southeast Campus Career and Employment Services has assisted the National Semiconductor Plant in Arlington with preparing its employees for a scheduled closure within the next year.
Career Planning Specialist Darrell Whitsell provided job interview training sessions to 10 different shifts of employees at the fabrication plant last month. Topics included making a positive first impression, answering questions effectively, asking questions that show interest, and following up after the interview.
Source: TCCC
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