Job Applications

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Which of the following is typically the first section of a job application? Education and work experience , Job-related questions , References, Personal information

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Personal information

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Which of the following is an example of an e-mail address which is NOT appropriate for use on a job application? [e-mail], [e-mail], [e-mail], [e-mail]

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[e-mail]

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Marco is filling out a job application for a part-time food service job. The application asks him to list an expected pay amount, but Marco does not know what is typical and does not want to risk asking for too much or too little. Which of the following is recommended? He should leave the space blank, He should write “anything”, He should write “negotiable”, He should write “do not know”

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He should write “negotiable”.

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Which of the following questions CAN legally be asked on a job application?
Options: What is your marital status? , Are you at least 18 years of age?, In what country/countries do you have citizenship?, What holidays will you require off?

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Are you at least 18 years of age?

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If a question on a job application does not apply to you, which of the following is suggested?
Leave it blank, Fill the space with an asterisk (*), Fill the space with a dash or “n/a”, Write why the question does not apply to you, all of the above

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Fill the space with a dash or “n/a”

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Complete the application as neatly as possible is one of the suggestions given when trying to get a job.

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True

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What should you NOT put in the position desired section? Options: Cashier, Dog walker, Waitress

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Anything

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What should you use to fill out your application? Options: Red pen, Pencil, Blue or Black pen, My favorite color pen

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Blue or Black pen

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What does it mean to be careful?

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Not to wrinkle your paper, Don't get stains on your paper, Use professional language.

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What is considered a "proper" recommended reference?

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Your counselor, coach, teacher, neighbor or church acquaintance