A) Social Networks B) Internet/Computer Software C) Newspapers D) All choices are correct
A) Have on neat and clean clothing B) Wearing a hat is a good idea C) Neglect to comb and wash your hair D) Chew gum to be sure your breath is fresh
A) Your Social Security B) Your former places of employment C) Your Address D) Names of your siblings
A) I don’t like teamwork and cannot get along with others. B) I am a dependable worker who works well under pressure. C) I never make a decision without checking with my boss. D) I take days off from work whenever I am tired.
A) A person keeps learning and improving his or her skills. B) A person likes the job. C) A person has all the skills needed for the job. D) All choices are correct
A) True B) False
A) True B) False
A) Call if they are going to miss work B) Only meet the customer’s needs to a certain degree C) Be on time most days D) Try not to ask questions if they are uncertain about something
A) Yes, moderately, so the interviewer knows you are easy to get along with B) ONLY when you meet the interviewer C) No – you must ALWAYS look serious and responsible
A) Five minutes into the interview B) As soon as you walk in at the door C) There is no way of knowing this! D) At the end of the day, after careful reflection and having compared you with all the other candidates
A) Your parent or best friend, in case you forget what to say B) A few basic essentials (extra copies of your resume, a small notepad, datebook/agenda pad, pens, etc.) C) Nothing D) Munchkins to share
A) True B) False
A) True B) False
A) 3 pages B) As long as it needs to be C) 1 page D) There is no standard length
A) Chronological B) Alphabetical C) Reverse chronological D) Reverse alphabetical
A) Get a job B) Repeat what is on your résumé C) None of these are correct D) Introduce yourself to a possible employer
A) The position for which you are applying B) Your name and address C) Your scheduling preferences D) The name of the person to whom you are writing
A) False B) True
A) Brag about one’s accomplishments B) An interview C) A job D) None of these are correct
A) Find out all that you can about the organization, the market in which it operates and the job function you are applying for B) Plan how you are going to get there: check routes, timetables, etc. C) Think of questions to ask the interviewer D) Think of your strengths and weaknesses and try to anticipate likely questions E) All of these are correct |