How to get a job Chapter 16

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How to get a job Chapter 16 Test Wednesday 04/18/2012

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How to get a jobChapter 16

Test Wednesday 04/18/2012

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A well-organized collection of materials that supports a job

applicant’s applicationPersonal Fact Sheet

PortfolioResume

Job Application formJob Objective

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Employers use this to screen job applicants, so it must be

filled out completely and accurately.Personal fact sheet

ResumePortfolio

ReferenceJob Application form

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A brief history of a person’s education, work

experience, and other qualifications for

employmentResume

Personal Fact SheetJob Application form

PortfolioJob Objective

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The first heading in a resume that gives employers an idea

of the type of job for which the person is applying

Personal Fact SheetReference

Job ObjectiveJob Application Form

Portfolio

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A person who knows the job applicant well and could discuss personal and job

qualifications with an employerPersonal Fact Sheet

ResumeJob Objective

ReferencePortfolio

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A letter written to an employer to apply for a job

Personal Fact SheetReferenceResume

Job Application formLetter of Application

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Talking with people and establishing relationships that can lead to more information

or businessPersonal Fact sheet

ReferenceResume

NetworkingJob Application form

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The first thing to do when filling out a job application

form isMark out items that do not apply

Read the entire form carefullyPrint your name

Print your addressPrint your reference information

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Before registering with a private employment agency,

be sure to…Ask for opinions of the school

counselorHave enough money to pay the fee

Fill out a job applicationPrepare a resume

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In the employment history section on a job

application, do not write Part-time jobs

The present jobNegative comments about former

jobA job that ended in a firing

Full time jobs

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TRUE OR FALSEJob offers won’t come to job seekers; they have to go and

find the jobs.

True

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TRUE OR FALSECompetition is often stiff for

good jobs.

True

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TRUE OR FALSEThe federal government has

established public employment in every state

True

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Reading a resume is a quick and easy way for an

employer to learn about an applicant

True

TRUE OR FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSEA person should not list part-

time jobs or volunteer work on their resume

False

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TRUE OR FALSEResumes must look

professional and be free of errors

True

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TRUE OR FALSEFor most entry-level jobs, the

job seeker is usually not expected to pay the fee at a private employment agency

False

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True or FalseOne of the worst ways to

find job openings is to contact employers directly

False

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True or FalseA job application that is

incomplete, difficult to read, or smudged with dirt may not make it

beyond the first screening

True

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TRUE OR FALSEThe more sources a job seeker uses, the more job openings

he or she is likely to findTrue