Resume
This is how long an initial resume should be
1 page
This what MBTI stands for
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
The only subject YOU never bring up in an interview
Salary (pay)
The best job research site, according to your professor
O*Net
These are the 3 main 'parts' of a cover letter
Intro, Body and Closing/Synopsis (OR, 'why this job/position, what have you done thus far, where do you plan to go')
Typically, the first section of a resume after the personal information area
Skills and Qualifications
The assessment utilized to measure your individual strengths
Strength Finders
You should avoid a lot of this when preparing for an interview
Perfume or cologne
The one incentive on your must have list that should never be first, but always 'moving up' during your career
Money/Salary
What your professor uses to refer to the Cover Letter
The Main Course
What your instructor refers to your resume as (slang)
The Appetizer
This is the assessment that should be used in career research
The SII
The best time frame to show up for your interview
15 minutes early
According to your professor, you should never follow your dream, but rather follow your _______ (subjective)
Drive/Purpose/Calling
This is the type of wording you need to avoid in a Cover Letter (and resume as well)
Guaranteed Language (i.e, 'proven', 'established', 'affirmed')
"If you don't have it..."
"Don't put it"
What the MBTI is used to assess
Your personality type, and how you work with others
This is the type of question you may receive during an interview that intends to 'throw you off'
Curveball question
The amount of times the average American changes careers in their life
2 to 3 times
The part of your contact information that needs the utmost professionalism
Your email
How long each bulleted point should be
No more than 1 line
The assessment that Cory prefers over the others in Career Research and Design
The Strong Interest Inventory
These are the 3 types of interviews discussed during the semester (there are a LOT more)
Informal, formal and informational
The 2 ways Cory refers to the salary earning potential of jobs
Quick Hitter and Slow Burn
The professional address (greeting) your should never use when beginning your Cover Letter
Hiring Manager