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When this item goes off during an interview, you will be embarrassed.
What is a cell phone or smart watch.
This document is included when you apply for a job, and provides more detailed information about your skills and interest in the position.
What is a cover letter.
This insurance should be considered extremely valuable if you are living in an apartment.
What is Renter's Insurance.
Creating this will provide you with guidance on how much "fun" money you have.
What is a budget.
This is the term for additional compensation options that is not your salary.
What is benefits.
Bringing a copy of this document is expected for an interview.
What is a resume.
Similar to a resume, this document is used to apply to grad school or positions in academia.
What is a Curriculum Vitae or CV.
This is the term for the cost you incur before your insurance will pay.
What is a deductible.
This item should not be used as a replacement when you run out of "fun" money.
What is a credit card.
The conversation that happens between employer and candidate after a job offer.
What is a negotiation.
This is what you'd have recorded on your phone so when employers leave you a message, they know who they've reached.
What is a professional greeting.
This could be considered another option for an e-portfolio.
What is LinkedIn.
When you need to provide your own health insurance, you can use this site to compare options.
What is the Marketplace.
You filled this document out as an undergraduate, but as a graduate student, it will still need to be completed to receive funds.
What is the FASFA.
Using this website allows you to compare salaries and living expenses between cities.
What is salaries.com
This information should be at the end of every email you send.
What is a signature.
Grad school ask for these, and they are specific to the program you're applying to.
What is a personal statement.
Buying this item now while you are young and healthy will save you money and save family members from financial stress.
What is Life Insurance.
You should set this up, in order to ensure you are able to start paying off debt or saving money.
What is an automatic money withdrawal.
A salary range that you plan to negotiate with, with the lowest end being your ideal salary requirement.
This is what you should have ready and practiced before you go to a networking event.
What is an Elevator or Sales Pitch.
This is, on average, how long an employer will look at a resume to determine hire-ability.
Six seconds.
What is Personal Liability.
The time between when you graduate and when you begin paying your student loans is known as this.
What is a grace period.
The term for your lowest salary you are willing to accept that is based on your worth and comfort zone.
What is the Resistance Point.