True / False
TRUE / FALSE
You can find job openings while you are out in the community.
TRUE
Give an example of somewhere you might see a "Help Wanted" sign.
In the community, online, in the newspaper, social media, etc.
Should I use full sentences when filling out a job application?
Yes!
When asked to write out a response, always use full sentences and avoid slang, contractions, and swear words
What can you do to make a good first impression at a job interview?
Possible answers include:
Dress nice, practice good hygiene, introduce yourself, firm handshake, eye contact, etc.
TRUE / FALSE
The FIRST step in finding a job is to "Follow Up" with your interviewer.
FALSE
The first step in finding a job is to explore your interests.
Following up with employer in one of the last steps.
Give me an example of how you could look into a company before you apply?
Possible answers might include:
Review the company's "about" page online, Ask people you know about the company, Read reviews online, Visit the company yourself, etc.
Should I apply for more than one job at a time?
Yes!
It is a good idea to fill out several applications to improve your chances of landing a job. You can always turn down a job that you apply for.
How would you answer "Tell me a little about yourself".
Possible ideas:
Try to answer questions about yourself without giving too much, or too little, personal information. You can start by sharing some of your personal interests and experiences that don't relate directly to work, such as a favorite hobby or a brief account of where you grew up, your education, and what motivates you.
TRUE / FALSE
Thinking about your interests may be a good place to start your job search.
TRUE
Who is someone that you could ask to be a job reference for you?
Possible answers include:
Teachers, Past co-workers, school guidance counselors, Kyle / Judy / Raequel, etc.
Should I apply for a job without reading the job duties & responsibilities?
No!
It is important to review job duties to see what type of tasks the position requires.
How would you answer "What are you biggest strengths?"
Possible ideas:
Be honest, tell a story, relate it to the job, keep it short, try not to brag.
BONUS POINTS- What are your biggest weaknesses?
TRUE / FALSE
You shouldn't ask Kyle, Judy, or Raequel for help finding a job.
FALSE!
Kyle, Judy, or Raequel would love to help you find a job! Feel free to reach out to us whenever you are thinking about work
What is a benefit of taking an Interest Survey?
(Hint: Photo Quiz)
Possible answers:
Pick the right job for you, find your strengths, prepare for interviews, etc.
Should I lie on my resume?
No!
Employers will usually check the info you give them and lying could make you lose your chance and potentially even cost you your job if you are hired.
Give an example of a question you might ask your interviewer
Possible ideas:
Ask about the next steps in hiring, the team, the interviewer, training & growth, the job, how the position will be measuring success, etc.
TRUE / FALSE
Most jobseekers don't find work by talking to people they know.
FALSE!
80% of jobseekers found work through people they know
Don’t be afraid to ask how someone found their job or if their company is hiring.
Give an example of something you may need to provide during a job application.
Possible answers include:
Your name and contact info, Education, Availability to work, Work Experience, Skills, References, etc.
While applying for a job, should I skip sections and leave it blank?
No!
Write "N/A" (Not Applicable) instead of leaving sections blank
How should you "Follow-Up" after your job interview?
Possible ideas:
Write a short email thanking the employer, respond within 24 hours after, write professionally, mention something you enjoyed about meeting them,