Apollo Manufacturing - CNC Machinist

Apollo Manufacturing is hiring a CNC Machinist

Apollo Manufacturing is a preferred supplier of precision machined products to the Aerospace, Energy, and Industrial markets.

For more information, please contact Justin Sandy at [email protected]

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An International Student Guide to Job Searching in Cleveland

Most Effective Job Search Methods:

Networking

75-80% of jobs are found through networking!

Networking is the ongoing process of growing personal contacts to gain information about careers. Networking does not involve asking anyone for a job! Your goal is to continually build a network that reaches within your career field until you uncover employer needs.

Get your networking started with a Global Cleveland volunteer: https://globalcleveland.org/international-newcomers/signup/

 

Respond to Job Openings

5-15% of all jobs are found through job postings

In addition to applying for job openings, use them as a research tool to see what types of positions and skills are listed in your field.

Browse openings here: globalcleveland.org/career-resources/job-listings

 

Work with Recruiters

10-20% of all jobs are found through recruiters

Retained recruiters are hired by companies to recruit senior level executives with salaries close to $100k and above.

Contingency recruiters seek a broader range of recruits from lower mid-level through and including senior level professionals. Call several firms that specialize in your field and follow up weekly to inquire about available opportunities.

Contact us for more information about recruiters in the Cleveland area.

 

Contact Companies Directly

5-15% of all jobs are found by contacting companies directly

Coffee meetings, informational interviews, volunteering and internships are great ways to get to know a prospective employer! Research the companies that work in your field and get networking! globalcleveland.org/career-resources/employers-and-industries

Stay tuned, we will cover Tips for Success in our February Newsletter!

 

Questions?

Contact Global Cleveland

P: (216) 472-3282

E: [email protected]

1422 Euclid Ave, Suite 1652

Cleveland, Ohio 44115

 


Computer and IT Talent – You Are the Region’s Highest In-Demand Workers


Northeast Ohio needs information technology workers! According to a report released by the Cleveland Foundation, individuals with computer and information technology skills are the most in-demand talent in the region. The report shows that in Northeast Ohio in 2013 there were 11,204 job openings in information technology. However, in the same year, that number compares to only 1,301 students awarded academic credentials in information technology. There is an obvious need to grow and attract IT talent to the Greater Cleveland region. Consequently, many of our local colleges, companies and organizations are taking action to grow this sector.
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Lubrizol: One of Greater Cleveland's Global Employers


David M. Barlaam, Tom Tomasula

Global Cleveland recognizes the critical economic and cultural contributions of immigrants and works hard to make newly arrived Cleveland area residents feel welcome in our communities. Currently, the organization is developing initiatives that will target retaining international students by connecting them to local employers. Our Talent Coordinators will provide resources for employers on hiring foreign-born talent, assistance to international jobseekers and training on cross-cultural issues that both employers and international applicants may experience during the hiring process.
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NEED WORKERS? Start an internship program now.


Sherwin-Williams, Giant Eagle, Rockwell Automation, Lubrizol, First Energy and Parker Hannifin Corp. are some of the companies with the largest number of internship opportunities in the region per the February 2015 Ohio Means Jobs’ Internship report. This is great news. However, according to NOCHE (Northeast Ohio Council on Higher Education) there are over 226,000 students in Northeast Ohio. These companies alone cannot offer enough internships to satisfy all the internships needed in our market.

There are many reasons to have an internship program, but perhaps the most telling is the fact that nationally employers made full-time offers to 64.8% of their interns. (According to the 2014 National Association of Colleges and Employers' (NACE) Internship and Coop Survey.

Internships.com provides these 10 reasons to have an internships program:
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