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100

How many pages should a typical college student’s resume be?

One page

100

What is the name of a short introduction about yourself, your background, and your goals?

An elevator pitch

100

What is specific, respectful feedback intended to help someone improve?

Constructive Feedback

100

Which professional networking platform is commonly used to connect with recruiters and employers?

LinkedIn

100

What is the money you earn from a job before taxes and deductions called?

Gross pay

200

How many bullet points are typically used to explain projects/ job experience?

2-3 bullet points

200

What is the name for an interview conducted by multiple interviewers at once?

Panel Interview

200

What should you do if you realize you won’t meet a project deadline?

Tell your supervisor/team early, explain the situation, and propose a realistic plan

200

This makes a lasting effect when you meet someone

First Impression

200

What is a plan for managing income, expenses, and savings?

A budget

300

What type of skills include communication, teamwork, and adaptability?

Soft skills

300

An interviewer asks about a time you failed. What are two important things to include in your answer?

How you handled the failure and what you learned/improved after it.

300

To keep someone in the loop without requiring them to reply, you place their email address in this field.

CC (Carbon Copy)

300

What should you do a day or two after meeting a recruiter at a co-op fair?

Send a follow-up email

300

What is the difference between a debit card and a credit card?

A debit card uses funds from your bank account; a credit card lets you borrow money up to a limit.

400

What is a comprehensive, detailed document that outlines your entire academic and professional history?

CV (Curriculum Vitae, Latin for “ course of life”)

400

What four-lettered method helps structure answers to behavioral interview questions?

The STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) Method

400

This psychological phenomenon causes high-achieving professionals to secretly feel like frauds who will be exposed.

Imposter Syndrome

400

This term describes reaching out to a stranger on a professional network with a personalized note rather than a blank connection request.

Cold outreach or personalized invite

400

You receive a $3000 monthly paycheck after deductions. You spend $1200 on rent, $400 on food, $200 on groceries, and $300 on other expenses. How much can you save?

$900

500

Most modern corporate hiring workflows use this automated software to scan, parse, and rank resumes for keywords before a human recruiter ever sees them.

Applicant Tracking System (ATS)

500

What is the amount of time it takes a potential employer to develop a first impression of an applicant?

12 seconds

500

This 9-letter term describes the comprehensive process of integrating a newly hired employee into an organization and its culture.

Onboarding

500

Setting one of these up on your LinkedIn profile lets recruiters know you are actively looking for new career opportunities without broadcasting it to your current employer.

Open to work badge

500

What does the abbreviation 401(k) refer to?

 Employer-sponsored retirement savings plan

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