Resumes, References and Job Applicants

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A resume is

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A formal written summary of a person's education, work experience, and other qualifications for a job

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Many employer's first impressions of you may come from your resume.

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True

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Which of the following would be appropriate to include on your resume?
Your most recent photograph,
Your skills,
Your birthdate,
Your height, weight, and age

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Your skills

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References are anyone who can speak highly about a person's character and skills.

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True

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Which of the following should NOT be a reference? School counselor, Youth leader at your church, Former employer (boss), A family member

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A family member

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Which of the following is INCORRECT about job applications? Job applications help employers compare your job qualifications to those of other applicants, Job applications are completed by a job applicant to provide information about their background, The applicant should respond to all questions on a job application, Everyone who turns in a job application gets an interview

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Everyone who turns in a job application gets an interview

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If a question is not applicable to you, just leave it blank.

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False

Answer explanation

Draw a short line in the space. If you leave it blank, the employer might think you looked it over or forgot to answer it.

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Always use a black or blue pen when completing a job application, never use a pencil. True or False?

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True

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Before beginning to complete a job application, it is best to read all of the directions

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True

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On the question that asks about what salary you desire, the best answer is:

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Negotiable

Answer explanation

This way you can discuss salary in person after you understand the job better.