What is a Resume?
A document that tells an employer about your skills, education and experience.
What is Work History?
Jobs a person has held.
What year was Naugatuck founded? (I will give you with 10 years either way)
1844 (1834-1854)
What is a Skill?
Something you are good at.
What is Format?
The way information is organized and presented.
What is Volunteer Experience?
Work you do to help a person, group, or organization without getting paid.
What is an Achievement?
Something meaningful that a person has accomplished.
What is the most populous city in Connecticut?
Bridgeport: ~153,208 residents
What are Soft Skills?
Skills used to work with people and manage responsibilities, such as teamwork and communication.
What is a Reference?
A person who can speak about your skills, character or work habits.
What is Work experience?
Jobs or tasks you have done in the past that helped you learn skills and gain experience.
What is an Extracurricular activity?
An activity outside regular academic classes, such as a club, sport or team.
What is Connecticut's Nickname?
The Constitution State
What are Hard Skills?
Specific abilities, such as using a computer, organizing supplies or operating equipment.
What is an Objective?
A short statement describing the type of job you want or your career goal.
What is an Applicant?
A person who applies for a job.
What is Experience?
Things you have done or learned through work, school, volunteering or other activities.
What number state is Connecticut?
5th
What is Talent?
Something you are naturally good at.
What does Professional mean?
Appropriate for a workplace.
What is Contact Information?
Your information an employer uses to reach you.
What are Qualifications?
The skills, education and experience that make someone a good fit for a job.
What is the capital of Connecticut?
Hartford
What are Transferable Skills?
Skills you can use in different jobs.
What is a Strong resume statement?
Tells an employer what you can do, how you do it, or what you have accomplished using clear and positive words.